Description
Aristotle's seminal work, "Politics," delves into the fundamental nature of the state and its relationship with the individual. Through rigorous philosophical inquiry, he examines various forms of government, from the seemingly perfect to the deeply flawed, seeking to understand what constitutes a just and stable society. The text explores the ethical underpinnings of political life, emphasizing the pursuit of the good life for citizens and the role of the polis in achieving it. Aristotle's enduring insights into citizenship, justice, and the common good continue to resonate, offering a profound exploration of how societies can best be organized.
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paperback
Dover Publications
Published Nov 15, 2000
355 pages
ISBN: 9780486414249
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First Published
2000
Language
eng
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