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Aristotle'S State Theory

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Philosophy

 

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Robert K

 

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August 13, 2012

 

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Aristotle claims that the state is a natural process, and in order to understand its complexity it is necessary to study the state in its “first growth and origin” . It is natural for human beings to live within the state and natural for humans to reach their potential within it. Furthermore, Aristotle also places a strong emphasis on good and evil in his work...
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The state is a natural process, and therefore it has a natural end, anything that disrupts this process is evil. Perfection is also important in Aristotle’s work, which can be achieved by man within the state. Aristotle’s teleological approach is highly important to his argument and reaffirms many of the points he raises...
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