Aristotle's View of Slavery

I was born in 384 BC. Aristotle was considered a tradition of his time, because he is a natural process of slavery is a natural process, because the soul lacks a reasonable part to rule humanity. In some cases, Aristotle did not believe that all slaves were obviously slaves. In his book "political science" Aristotle started with "family theory", where he discovered most of the thought on slavery.

Aristotle's view of slavery is morally unpleasant for modern thought. Many people feel that they are not sufficiently contradictory and more incompatible with the more basic tenants of his system. Aristotle raised the question whether slavery is a natural problem or a traditional problem. In his writing, he insisted that the former is the fact. Theoretically, he insisted that some people were born as slaves and some were born as masters, so he said: "But no one was a slave.This condition is for convenience Is it a violation? "It is not difficult to answer this question based on reasons and facts. It is obvious that some people must rule and control from the time they were born, so some are marked as obedient and some are ruled. But it seems that you must be a slave that is being ruled out, but this is absolutely not true. But Aristotle noted that this situation only occurs when the master and the slaves are really equal.

In his book "political science" Aristotle started with "family theory", where he discovered most of the thought on slavery. Along with the beginning of Chapter 4, the concept of Aristotle's slavery was clearly defined. "Family instruments form their nature, they are lively and inanimate slaves are living tools, intentions are used for action (like all family tools) It is not for production. "This distinction with production is based on the understanding that" production "is a process requiring results in addition to direct action. There, the simple behavior of completing a task is identified as an "action". Aristotle believes that life is an action, not production theory that slavery is a tool of living, hence it is necessary to form a complete family. Indeed, Aristotle said even that slaves could compete with tame domesticated animals, and their only difference is in the fact of slaves.