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The Philosophy of Aristotle: Politics Book I

PHI 501 /HLS 538
Term
Spring 2022
Faculty
Hendrik Lorenz
Course information for Politics Book I
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An exploration of Aristotle's introduction to his political theory in Book I of his Politics, with special attention to his theories of wealth and slavery.

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