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rooms and the like.
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The language of Aristotelian political science is the language of
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man, the political animal.
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You will never hear him speaking in terms of dependent or independent
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variables.
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You will never hear him using technical jargon,
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artificially imported into the science of politics or the study of
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politics from the outside.
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What most distinguishes Aristotle is that his language is addressed
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emphatically to citizens and statesmen,
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not to other political scientists or philosophers.
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It has a public orientation.