Aristotle
Democracy and Political Science
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INTRODUCTION
ONE
1. Beginnings (1274b32– 41)
2. Citizens (1274b41– 1276b15)
3. To Be or Not to Be (1276a6– 1276b15)
4. To Be and to Be (1276b16– 1277b32)
5. Noncitizens (1277b33– 1278b5)
TWO
1. “The Few in Opposition” (1278b6– 1279a21)
2. From a Man’s Point of View (1279a22– 1280a6)
3. Ignoble Division (1280a7– 25)
4. The Oligarchic Logos (1280a25– 1281a10)
5. Unreason Is the Reason (1281a11– 39)
6. The Multitude, the Demos, and Free Men (1281a39– 1282b13)
THREE
1. Political Philosophy (1282b14– 1284a3)
2. Hares and Hermaphrodites (1284a3– 1284b34)
3. Kings (1284b35– 1286a9)
4. The King of Kings (1286a7– 1286b40)
5. The King of the Beasts (1287a1– 1288b6)
Appendix 1: A Note on the Translation
Appendix 2: Translation of Aristotle’s Politics, Book III
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Philosophy: History and Classic Works
Political Science: Political and Social Theory
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