Giustizia e costituzione: scienza politica e intelligibilità della storia secondo Aristotele (EN, V, 1134a 25-1135a 8).
PODDIGHE, ELISABETTA
2016-01-01
Abstract
In NE Book V Aristotle recognizes the condition required for the implementation of a particular kind of justice, namely, political justice (politikon dikaion): that condition is a form of government (politeia). Central to the point of Aristotle’s comparising politeia and political justice is the intelligibility of political justice (and of politeia): political justice becomes intelligible in that it departs from absolute justice, in the same way as forms of government deviate from the ideal one i.e. the best form. Keywords: Aristotle. Political justice. Constitution. Law. Intelligibility.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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