POSC 101 Lecture 7: Lecture #7 Aristotle
22 Dec 2018
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Lecture #7 aristotle (continued) state from being overturned. Citizenship- who is a citizen; who can not be a citizen (pg 68) More citizenship means more people included in the decision making process. A person must be able to follow the rules and to obey them as well. Polis v. citizens; what is needed to be a state (pg 69). First there must be food, work, arms (police), revenue (internally and externally aka war), religion, and power, these can be identified in any society. Division of labor- war and justice (pg 71). Aristotle- if you do not administer justice and office then you are not a true citizen, you are necessary, but not a citizen. (ex. If you are working everyday as a teacher for instance, raising a family, etc, then you are not a citizen since you are not a member of authority)
