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Ordnung und Geschichte Band 7: Aristoteles
1957
by
Voegelin
Aristotle
Eric Voegelin
Political Philosophy
Ancient Philosophy
Plato
Property Rights
Teleology
Deficit Spending
Democracy
Rule of Law
Russian Revolution
Autarky
Education
Thomas Aquinas
Phenomenology
John Law
Table of Contents · 37 segments
1
Publication and Series Front Matter
bibliography
2
Dedication, Epigraph, and Main Table of Contents
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3
Analytical Table of Contents and Opening of Chapter 1
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4
Aristotle’s Development and the Transformation of Platonic Philosophy
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5
The Literary Structure of Aristotle’s Politics
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6
Epoch Consciousness, Historical Cycles, and Plato’s World-Historical Rank
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7
The Scope of Political Science and the Science of Human Excellence
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8
The Bios Theoretikos, Nous, and the Limits of Political Existence
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9
The Nature of the Polis, Household Rule, Philia, and Property
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10
Conclusion of Aristotle’s Critique of Platonic Political Remedies
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11
The Perfect Polis and the Lawgiver’s Field of Action
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12
Book III, Politeia, and the Polis of the Lawgiver
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13
Regime Change, Public Debt, and the Identity of the Polis
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14
The Citizen and the Virtue of the Good Man
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15
Artisans, the Best Polis, and the Sociology of Political Forms
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16
Hierarchy, Natural Slavery, and Differentiated Virtue
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17
Representation of Excellence and Aristotelian Constitutionalism
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18
The Technical Failure of Aristotle’s Analysis of Polis and Order
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19
Misapplied Ontological Categories and the Opening of Order Types
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20
Types of Constitutional Order and Their Historical Dynamics
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21
The Multiplicity of Political Reality
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22
The Best Constitution
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23
Conclusion: Aristotle's Inventory of Political Science
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24
Conclusion of The Science of the Polis
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25
Chapter 4 Introduction: Character Types and Skepticism
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26
Aristotle’s Rhetoric and Political Persuasion
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27
The Failure of Immanentist Metaphysics
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28
Theophrastus’s Characters and Post-Political Humanitas
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29
Pyrrhon and the Mysticism of Epochē
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30
Person Index
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31
Subject Index
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32
Translator’s Notes
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33
Peter J. Opitz: Introduction to the Afterword
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34
Opitz I: Voegelin’s Path to Classical Political Philosophy
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35
Opitz II: Political Idea, Political Theory, Plato, and Aristotle
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36
Opitz IV: Historicity of Truth and the Place of Aristotle
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37
Appendix: Outline of The End of Hellas
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