Aristotle's Endorsement of Polity as the Best Possible for Most States

Aristotle is aware that politics is the best politics possible in most countries and is defined as a kind of government or constitution like democracy. Aristotle uses "politics" in two forms. It is the name of any form of the Constitution and the name of a specific regime. "Politics" is a form of government, and all citizens rule in order. The main principle of politics is that all citizens have political power and they should actively govern the country.

The best way to organize the country is to create the greatest happiness for the citizen (not of course simple). For Aristotle, politics, ideal democracy fulfill this standard - it supports the common interests, restricts the importance of wealth, develops the virtue to enable the development of the ideal middle class We will make it possible. Happiness is more common for those who are most cultivated with their thoughts and personality, whether it is happiness or virtue, or both, suitable for people with external goods Absent. Useless but lacking high quality

Aristotle believes that the best regime is a political regime. In the fourth book of this book as a whole, Aristotle did not actually talk about politics, but it is noteworthy that it always limited the terms called "politics" or "so-called politics". . When he explained the best regime, he used the word politics in an unconditional sense. When talking about aristocracy, Aristotle did the same Theoretically, aristocracy is the best regime, as it is the judge's system that chooses their ruler based on virtue and virtue. Aristotle has realized that such standards are always impossible, because in pure form, it is necessary to know what real virtues are. Therefore, it is not true aristocracy, only "so-called" nobility is possible.