Political Science

Aristotle believed that politics is the highest human knowledge because it studies the good of the country, that is, how to organize and arrange human social life. He proposed that humans are social animals. Human nature is to live a social (group) life. Therefore, how to arrange and organize human social life in a fair and reasonable way, that is, what is called "justice"? This is the fundamental question of political science research. Although political science is one of the more obscure subjects among many subjects, it is also an important subject that ordinary people should understand. "Politics" is divided into eight volumes. In the book, the author systematically raises the basic political issues in human society and provides in-depth explanations and analysis. For example, it discusses the purpose, origin, emergence, decline and preservation of the country (city-state), the classification, transformation and maintenance of political systems, the ideal city-state and its construction, the education of citizens, etc. This book is the first work to comprehensively and systematically discuss political issues. It is the pioneer work of Western political science research and is regarded as a model of the political research system.