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Aristotle's Concept of the Politeia

Aristotle's Concept of the Politeia

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November 29, 2025

Politeia is a multifaceted concept in Aristotle’s political philosophy, denoting both “constitution” and “form of government.” Derived from the Ancient Greek term “polis” (city-state), politeia defines a society’s political organization, the relationship between rulers and ruled, and the structure of citizenship. For Aristotle, politeia is not merely a model of governance but the political structure of a society organized according to the principles of virtue, balance, and law. Place and Definit

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