Philosophy Audiobooks

The Constitution of Athens by Aristotle

Jan 26, 2017
In this engaging discussion, Aristotle, the renowned Ancient Greek philosopher, dives into the intricacies of Athenian governance. He explores Solon's groundbreaking reforms that abolished debt slavery, reshaping the political landscape. The impact of social divides and the transition from tyranny to democracy are highlighted, showcasing key figures like Cleisthenes. Aristotle critiques the balance of power and justice in leadership, emphasizing the need for equitable governance. This dialogue unravels the complexities of civic life in ancient Athens, blending history with profound insights.
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