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The Politics of Aristotle Study Guide
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by Aristotle
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The Politics of Aristotle Study Guide consists of approx. 72 pages of summaries and analysis on The Politics of Aristotle by Aristotle. Browse the literature study guide below:
There are several introductions to this book. Part of the reason is the nature of the subject. Political science is as relevant today as at every other time throughout the history of humanity. Another reason is that this work is a much treasured remnant of ancient knowledge. It has managed to survive for over two millenia. Preserving and passing on this knowledge and these writing 'samples' has not been the easiest of tasks. The vast majority of writings by Aristotle were lost long ago and, as far as we know, permanently. ( read more) Book 1, Politics, Chapter 1, Introductions Book 1, Chapter 2, Preface through vii inclusive Book 1, Chapter 3, Acquiring Goods, Money-Lending Book 2, Book2: Chapter 1, Property, States & Plato's book Laws Book2, Book 2 : Chapter 2, Constitutions and Leaders Book 2, Book 2: Chapter 2, Comparative Constitutions Book 3, Book 3: Chapter 1, Citizens & Constitutions Book 3, Book 3: Chapter 2, Kingship Book 4, Book4: Chapter 1, Parts of the State & their Forms of Government Book 4, Book 4: Chapter 2, Oligarchy, Tyranny & Deceit in Politics Book 5, Book 5: Chapter 1, Constitutional Change & Overthrow Chapter 2, Aristocracies Chapter 1, Principles within Governments Chapter 2, Preservation of Oligarchies Chapter 1, Additional Characteristics of the State & the Role of the Philosopher in the State Chapter 2, Territory, Defence & Leisure Chapter 1, Education and Leisure Chapter 2, Music & Cultural Refinement
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