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Ancient Philosophy and Legal Equality

Fred C. HansenSeries: Philosophy of Antiquity
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Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
History View Point Press

About

There are some issues that are very crucial for a proper understanding of the political. The issue of the equality or inequality of possessions, and the extent of this inequality; the organization of the territory and of the citizen body; and the change of the laws, are among the most important.

At the same time, the way a thinker deals with these issues reveals a lot of things about his understanding of the political; his ideas of the way a society or a polis should be organized and governed; and his affinities with the one or the other constitutional way of organizing a polis. Aristotle deals with the above issues in his most characteristic way: by using his endoxic method.

A new analysis for the study of classical ancient, Aristotelian philosophy.

Related Subjects

  • Ancient & Classical
  • History & Surveys
  • Philosophy
  • Adult Nonfiction

Extended Details

  • SeriesPhilosophy of Antiquity #6

    Artists

    Fred C. HansenAuthor