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because unexamined, are not worth living,
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Aristotle takes seriously the dignity of the city
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and showed the way that philosophy might be useful
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to citizens and statesmen.
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Yet, for all of this, one might say there is
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still a profound enigma surrounding Aristotle's political works.
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To put it simply, one could simply ask,
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what were the politics of Aristotle's Politics?
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What were Aristotle's own political beliefs?
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Aristotle lived at the virtual cusp of the world of
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the autonomous city-state of the Greek polis.
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Within his own lifetime,