Ontological basics of Plato's and Aristotle's politics
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The main difference between Plato?s and Aristotle?s philosophy result from differences between their ontology and epistemology. Thus, firstly differences between their ontology and epistemology were propounded so that differences between Plato?s and Aristotle?s political views can be comprehended better. Differences between in these two basic area clearly occur especially in their concept which is about human. Because differences about human propound themselves more clearly in political views, their spirit and ethic approaches were analyzed so that these two philosophers? views which are about human can be understood more clearly.After Plato?s and Aristotle?s philosophies were broadly analyzed, their political views were analyzed exhaustively. In this detailed analysis, relationship between these two philosophers? political views and their ontology, epistemology, spirit approach and ethic in due course was propounded. Finally, these two philosophers? ontologies, epistemologies, spirit approaches and ethics influences on their political view were presented in detail.
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Hüseyin Üngür
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Hüseyin Üngür (Master Thesis). Ontological basics of Plato's and Aristotle's politics, 2012, Dicle University.
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