Citizens and statesmen: a study of Aristotle's Politics

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Classical Philosophy and Thought Political Philosophy and Ethics Critical Theory and Political Philosophy

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The origins of the city (Books I & II) finding a place for Beast and God (Book III) turning regimes into polities (Books IV, V, and VI) the best regime and the limits of politics (Books VII and VIII) citizens, statesmen, and modern political theory.

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