Aristotle (384-322 B.C) was born in northern Greece, and as a young man went to study under Plato in Athens. He wrote extensively on philosophy, science, literature, and politics, but much of his work has been lost. His Politics is an acute and terse analysis of fundamental theoretical issues, which not only reflects both the ideals and the short comings of ancient Greek political life, but also contains valuable ideas for today. 'Man" said …showed first 75 words of 1681 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1681 total…The ideal citizen rules in the interest of all not through force. His emphasis was upon the obstacles to sudden and large change. A polis must not overreach itself. Poleis frequently have defective constitutions because their citizens hold warped ideas. Education can fix this, however many a time there are people who refuse help. Human beings are innately different but the political life is the best choice for them as a contributor or member alike.