Politik

In 'Politics', Aristotle examines the nature of the city-state (polis) as the highest form of human community, discussing various forms of government and their merits.

He critiques existing theories, such as those of Plato, and outlines his own vision for an ideal society, emphasizing the importance of a strong middle class and distributive justice.

The work is divided into eight books, covering topics from household management to the ideal size and structure of a city.