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needed by the statesmen.
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Aristotle's political science, then, is ultimately the supreme
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science of statecraft, a term that again we don't hear much
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about--statecraft or statesmanship.
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It's regarded perhaps by today's political science as too value laden,
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too subjective to speak of statesmanship or statecraft.
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This, too again, is a word that carries distinctive
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and strong connotations.
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Who is a statesman?
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What are the attributes of the statesman?
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I've spoken a little about the attributes that Aristotle believes
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are essential to the megalopsychos,