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Aristotle’s Politics

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Philosophy

 

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Kristine G

 

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March 15, 2019

 

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University

 

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This paper is a brief overview of Aristotle’s way to express own thoughts in that treatise. The overview concerns the first four books (from the page 25 to the page 186 in the Clarendon Press’ edition, 1908). The main specificity of Aristotle’s argumentation in this work is his constant appellation to the living experience instead of Plato’s nude theorizing...
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At the same time, he attempts to understand every phenomenon through its specific definition, as well as through the analysis of both its smallest elements and the general logical class, to which it belongs. Book 1 (pages 25-53) Aristotle begins with the definition of a state. In this case, his inquiry is typical of the work, in general...
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