Aristotle. Politics

The name of the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle is known to everyone. A vivid example of a "universal person," he studied various fields of knowledge, and his works cover many subjects — from physics and logic to rhetoric and linguistics. One of Aristotle's most famous treatises is "Politics," written by the thinker in the later years of his life. The main themes of the book are the state, citizenship, family, and slavery. Aristotle examines different forms of political systems and discusses their advantages and disadvantages.