Synopsis
The politics of aristotle is the ancient greek philosopher’s teachings on the subject of government and politics. The greek title of the work translates to ‘the things concerning the polis’. The work examines what it means to be a citizen, categorizes the various forms of human government and passes judgement on the historical record of various regimes. Aristotle’s politics has long held a dominant position in the great collection of western political and philosophical thought. Aristotle was an athenian philosopher that taught in the ancient polis in the 4th century bc.
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