Ancient History PDF EPUB Audio

Politics

by Aristotle

Downloads: 100+
Pages: 307

Read online EPUB Download Save

Listen to Politics Audiobook Free

9 h 14 min · 30 parts

Open the player

Book One, Sections I-V
17:21
Book One, Sections VI-IX
18:45
Book One, Sections X-XIII
16:50
Book Two, Sections I-IV
17:19
Book Two, Sections V-VI
21:17
Book Two, Sections VII-VIII
18:18
Book Two, Sections IX-X
20:11
Book Two, Sections XI-XII
14:19
Book Three, Sections I-IV
17:04
Book Three, Sections V-IX
19:03
Book Three, Sections X-XIII
21:28
Book Three, Sections XIV-XVIII
22:30
Book Four, Sections I-IV
24:25
Book Four, Sections V-X
17:54
Book Four, Sections XI-XIII
15:52
Book Four, Sections XIV-XVI
22:18
Book Five, Sections I-IV
20:57
Book Five, Sections V-VII
18:02
Book Five, Sections VIII-IX
15:28
Book Five, Section X
16:09
Book Five, Sections XI-XII
22:09
Book Six, Sections I-IV
18:37
Book Six, Sections V-VIII
19:52
Book Seven, Sections I-III
16:23
Book Seven, Sections IV-IX
20:39
Book Seven, Sections X-XII
12:47
Book Seven, Sections XIII-XIV
14:10
Book Seven, Sections XV-XVII
15:47
Book Eight, Sections I-IV
18:23
Book Eight, Sections V-VII
20:33

Politics (1885) is a public domain work.

The audio edition streams in the page. There is no audio file to download.

Browse all free audiobooks

About this book

Aristotle’s “Politics” is a profound work of political philosophy that examines the structure, purpose, and nature of the city-state. Written in the 4th century BC, it is often considered alongside his “Nicomachean Ethics” as part of a larger treatise on human affairs. In “Politics,” Aristotle analyzes various political systems, the role of citizens, and the ideal state.

About the author

Aristotle

Aristotle was an ancient Greek philosopher and polymath, a student of Plato and tutor to Alexander the Great. His writings on ethics, politics, logic, and poetics · including the Nicomachean Ethics and Poetics · shaped Western thought for centuries.