Aristotle on Politics

The greatest concern of Aristotle's political theorist is to establish a constitutional form that society can succeed. The political success of Aristotle depends on the happiness of social citizens. The vision of Aristotle's perfect government begins with the character of the citizen, which leads to the happiness of the people as a whole. Through his research, Aristotle concluded that in order to achieve the perfect constitution, we must break down society and observe each one individually.

Before we study Aristotle's handling of many people in politics, we have to solve the best system that most scholars consider Aristotle's nobility system. People usually consider politics to regard nobility as the highest political power in Aristotle's political thought 7-8. (1) The proposed administration is considered to be a regime that is traditionally understood as the highest government and nobility (2). Some Aristotle scholars claim that the political system 7 is not a nobleman but a "political" or "so-called" hybrid system. (3)

To determine the system that Aristotle prefers, it is important to include the characteristics of "best institution" and "best rule" defined by Aristotle. "Regarding the best regime, people trying to conduct an appropriate investigation must first discuss the most valuable lifestyle.The best regime must be unclear, unless clearly defined The system that manages the profit of the middle class and the lower class.The system that the citizen is regarded as equality and has the opportunity to rule the country with the law Politics is full of acceptable middle class , And then rulers over the rich and the poor.As a result there are some possibilities of inequality in the political system, while minority ethnic groups of rich and poor people represent minority, while middle class In the fourth volume of politics, Aristotle pointed out

For Aristotle, the constitution which consists of virtue, wealth, and freedom is often called politics. His preference for politics has been moderately defended in some parts of politics, but since the highest government discussed in politics is yet to be clear, it is clear that the ultimate highest government mentioned in politics is politics It is difficult to do. Many of the characteristics of the Aristotle regime being discussed in the seven of politics are related to aristocracy and politics, depending on what people think of it. Aristotle's political theory is an ideal system that is weak and doubtful due to ambiguity and controversy on the order of the books described in politics. In volume 7 of politics, Aristotle expresses the best city as "... happy, aristocratic city." First of all, what is regarded as "happy", what is regarded as "noble", what actions are considered as "noble" behaviors?