"A Política" de Aristóteles pt. 1 | A origem da sociedade política

Follow us on Instagram:   / epis.talk   Aristotle is the father of political science. In this episode (part one), we study Books I, II, and III of his masterpiece "Politics". You will discover: 1 - Why man is a "political animal" by nature – and what that really means. 2 - The defense (and limits) of natural slavery in the ancient world – without anachronisms, extracting timeless lessons about authority and obedience. 3 - The difference between domestic economy (necessary and limited) and chrematistics (unlimited accumulation of wealth) – a critique of financial capitalism that is over 2,000 years old. 4 - Aristotle's relentless refutation of Plato's proposed community of women, children, and property in "The Republic". 5 - Critical analyses of the royal constitutions of Sparta, Crete, and Carthage – what worked and what led to their ruin. 6 - What is a citizen? The six forms of government (good and corrupt) and the concept of distributive justice. Clear script, accessible language, and philosophical depth. Ideal for students, those preparing for competitive exams, philosophy enthusiasts, and curious minds. 📖 Based on the translation by Nestor Silveira Chaves (Nova Fronteira Publishing). 👉 Subscribe to the channel, activate the bell, and leave your like so you don't miss part 2!