Politics

“Great Ethics” and “Politics” by Aristotle are fundamental works that explain what virtues each citizen must possess for their country to thrive, and how individual actions can serve the happiness of others. The subtle analytical observations of the great systematizer of science are relevant even in today's political realities. In these books, Aristotle justified all the main concepts of political science, in accordance with the strategic tasks of the state and society. For him, the ethical is inseparable from the political; only by cultivating civic courage and anticipating the consequences of one’s actions can one live and act with dignity among other people. This publication includes fragments of the works of the ancient Greek philosopher with comments from a specialist.