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portada An Analysis of Aristotle's Politics
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
Inglés
Pages
96
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
20.3 x 13.2 x 1.3 cm
Weight
0.20 kg.
ISBN13
9781912303175
Edition No.
1

An Analysis of Aristotle's Politics

Riley Quinn (Author) · Katherine Berrisford (Author) · Macat Library · Hardcover

An Analysis of Aristotle's Politics - Berrisford, Katherine ; Quinn, Riley

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Synopsis "An Analysis of Aristotle's Politics"

Aristotle remains one of the most celebrated thinkers of all time in large part thanks to his incisive critical thinking skills. In Politics, which can be considered one of the foundational books of the western political tradition, the focus is on problem-solving, and particularly on the generation and evaluation of alternative possibilities.Aristotle's aim, in Politics, is to determine how best to organize a society. He looks in turn at several different type of organization - kingship, oligarchy and the polity, or rule in the hands of many - and evaluates the arguments for each in turn. But he takes the exercise further than his predecessors had done. Having concluded that rule by the aristocracy would be preferable, since it would mean rule by citizens capable of taking decisions on behalf of the society as a whole, Aristotle subjects his solution to a further checking process, asking productive questions in order to make a sound decision between alternatives.Politics was ground-breaking in its approach. Unlike previous thinkers, Aristotle based all his ideas on a practical assessment of how they would play out in the real world. Ultimately, Aristotle argues, the problem of self-interest means that the adoption of a mixed constitution - one based on carefully considered laws which aims at a balance of power between the people and the elite - is most likely to bring eudaemonia (happiness). It's a conclusion firmly based on careful evaluation (not least the process of judging the adequacy of arguments) and the product of outstanding problem-solving skills.

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