Politics lessons. How to avoid a coup
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“Man is a social being,” Aristotle claimed. Only an outcast, a renegade, or a “superman "can live outside society, but most people need a combination, the highest form of which is the state. Following his teacher Plato, Aristotle describes in detail what it should be, what main forms have - democracy, oligarchy, tyranny and others - why democracy often develops into tyranny, and vice versa.
Plato and Aristotle pay special attention to the coups, their reasons. "If those who are in power show arrogance and greed, then the population begins to be hostile to them and the state system that gives them such opportunities - in particular, they write. - State coups also occur due to disproportionate elevation of rulers.
How to avoid this, how to prevent the establishment of tyranny, "the most harmful for subjects of the state system," - Plato and Aristotle give their lessons of politicians, relevant today
Plato and Aristotle pay special attention to the coups, their reasons. "If those who are in power show arrogance and greed, then the population begins to be hostile to them and the state system that gives them such opportunities - in particular, they write. - State coups also occur due to disproportionate elevation of rulers.
How to avoid this, how to prevent the establishment of tyranny, "the most harmful for subjects of the state system," - Plato and Aristotle give their lessons of politicians, relevant today
Author:
Author:Платон, Аристотель
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Social Science & Politics
- Category:Magazines & Encyclopedia
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00222-021-2
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