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Politics: A Treatise on Government — Aristotle

Politics: A Treatise on Government

Aristotle

  • Essays
  • Book language: English
  • 258 pages

Aristotle's Politics is a foundational treatise of political philosophy, written as a companion to his Ethics. It examines the nature of the state, citizenship, and various constitutions, asking what form of government best enables a good life. It offers enduring reflections on how communities are organized and governed.

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Contents

  1. A TREATISE ON GOVERNMENT
  2. Translated From The Greek Of Aristotle By William Ellis, A.M.
  3. INTRODUCTION
  4. BIBLIOGRAPHY
  5. A TREATISE ON GOVERNMENT
  6. BOOK I
  7. CHAPTER I
  8. CHAPTER II
  9. CHAPTER III
  10. CHAPTER IV
  11. CHAPTER V
  12. CHAPTER VI
  13. CHAPTER VII
  14. CHAPTER VIII
  15. CHAPTER IX
  16. CHAPTER X
  17. CHAPTER XI
  18. CHAPTER XII
  19. CHAPTER XIII
  20. BOOK II
  21. CHAPTER I
  22. CHAPTER II
  23. CHAPTER III
  24. CHAPTER IV
  25. CHAPTER V
  26. CHAPTER VI
  27. CHAPTER VII
  28. CHAPTER VIII
  29. CHAPTER IX
  30. CHAPTER X

and 88 more chapters

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