Full text: The Politics of Aristotle

CONTENTS 
BOOK VII. POLITICAL IDEALS AND EDUCATIONAL PRIN- 
CIPLES . 
A. Political ideals: the nature of the highest good and of the best and 
happiest life (cc. 1-111) . 
B. The population, the territory, the natural endowment of the in- 
habitants, the social structure, and the physical planning of 
the central city, in an ideal state (cc. iv-xit) 
i. The population (c. iv) . : 
2. The territory (cc. v—vi) . . 
3. The natural endowment (c. vii) . . 
+ The social structure (cc. viii-x) . 
5. The planning of the central city (cc. xi-xi1) 
C. The general principles of education (cc. xiii-xv) 
1. The end and the means (c. xiii) . . ! 
2. Education and citizenship: education for leisure, and educa- 
tion of character (cc. xiv-xv) a 
D. The early stages of education (cc. xvi—xvii) ¢ SL 
1. The regulation of marriage for the purpose of ensuring a 
good ofispring (c. xvi) . . 
2. The nursery and the infant school (c. xvii) 
BOOK VIII. THE TRAINING OF YOUTH 
A. The general scheme of training (cc. i-iii) 
B. Physical training, or gymnastic (c. iv) . ) 
C. The aims and methods of education in music (cc. v—vil; 
APPENDIXES 
I. THE CONCEPTION OF POLITICS IN THE ETHICS AND 
THE RHETORIC . . . . 3 ' 
11. THE CONCEPTION OF JUSTICE, LAW, AND EQUITY IN 
THE ETHICS AND THE RHETORIC . . . 
[1I. THE CLASSIFICATION OF CONSTITUTIONS IN THE 
ETHICS AND THE RHETORIC . . 
IV. ARISTOTLE ON THE CONSTITUTION OF ATHENS 
V. THE POLITICAL MISCELLANIES OF ARISTOTLE 
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