Aristotelous Ta Politika [Maltese]

Aristotelous Ta Politika, also known as "The Politics of Aristotle," is a foundational text in political philosophy. Penned by the renowned ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, this work explores the nature of the state, government, and citizenship. In this edition, the original text is accompanied by insightful commentary and analysis by Richard Congreve, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of Aristotle's ideas.

Aristotle delves into various forms of government, including democracy, oligarchy, and aristocracy, evaluating their strengths and weaknesses. He discusses the importance of justice, virtue, and the common good in the organization of society. "The Politics" remains relevant today, providing valuable insights into the enduring questions of political order and human governance. This edition preserves the historical and intellectual value of Aristotle's masterpiece, making it accessible to scholars and anyone interested in the foundations of Western political thought.

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