Aristotle's Distinction Between Virtuous and Unvirtuous Constitutions

This chapter discusses Aristotle's distinction between virtuous and unvirtuous constitutions and how they relate to arguments against domination. It explains how Aristotle views tyranny as different from monarchy, with the tyrant being indifferent to the common good while the monarch is concerned with it. The chapter also explores the difference between oligarchy and aristocracy, with the former prioritizing self-interest and the latter pursuing what is generally good.