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The nature of 'the best constitutional regime' and virtuous friendship in Aristotle

Political Science

The nature of 'the best constitutional regime' and virtuous friendship in Aristotle

S. Bozdoğan and V. Erat

This study by Selim Bozdoğan and Veysel Erat explores the profound relationship between the best constitutional regime and virtuous friendship as envisioned by Aristotle. Delving into the realms of human nature and purpose, the paper presents intriguing insights into how these concepts intertwine to reveal the essence of governance.

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Abstract
This study argues that there is an identity between the nature of the best constitutional regime and virtuous friendship in Aristotle's political philosophy. It contends that the best constitutional regime, as the perfect end (*telos*), is essentially virtuous friendship, based on the concepts of 'nature', 'human nature', and 'purpose, end'. The paper explores Aristotle's conceptions of nature, human nature, the best constitutional regime, and virtuous friendship to support this claim.
Publisher
Humanities & Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Oct 05, 2024
Authors
Selim Bozdoğan, Veysel Erat
Tags
constitutional regime
virtuous friendship
Aristotle
human nature
political philosophy
telos

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