The New Paganism and the Rise of the Nietzscheans
New Polity
The City of God vs. the City of Man: Exploring Justice and Regime Forms in Ancient Philosophy
The chapter analyzes Augustine's concept of the city of God and the city of man, delving into themes of eternal participation with God and human determination of values. It discusses Plato's views on true justice and the philosopher king, highlighting the cyclic nature of regime forms from aristocracy to tyranny. The chapter also addresses Aristotle's politics, focusing on challenges in constructing a lasting city amidst historical changes and the influence of Nietzsche in modern interpretations of ancient philosophy.
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