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Philosophy · 22 min

Politics

By Aristotle

Aristotle's 'Politics' argues that human flourishing is inseparable from the quality of our communities. This episode explores his profound insights into why we are 'political animals,' the state's true purpose beyond mere survival, and how ancient wisdom offers a blueprint for building societies where individuals can truly thrive, challenging modern individualism.

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“Aristotle's 'Politics' argues that human flourishing is inseparable from the quality of our communities. This episode explores his profound insights into why we are 'political animals,' the state's true purpose beyond mere survival, and how ancient wisdom offers a blueprint for building societies where individuals can truly thrive, challenging modern individualism.”

— Aristotle, Politics

What it is about

political philosophy, polis, community

Who it is for

Best suited to listeners who want a clearer working understanding of political philosophy, polis, community and better judgment in how they apply it.

The author

Aristotle brings a credible and useful lens to political philosophy, polis, community, with enough subject command to make the book worth hearing.

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