are great men, whose ideas have not been forgotten over years. Although

their thoughts of politics were similar, we find some discrepancies in their

teachings. The ideas stem from Socrates to Plato to Aristotle. Plato based

moral knowledge on abstract reason, while Aristotle grounded it on

experience and tried to apply it more to concrete living. Both ways of life are

well respected by many people today. Plato started his teachings in

remembrance of his good friend, Socrates. After his death he traveled back

to Italy and studied under Pythagoras. Some years later he began "The

Academy". Much of the curriculum taught was dedicated to the teachings of

Socrates. During this time he began to write down his thoughts about politics

and development of a regime. Developing different aspects than Socrates'.

The Republic is the most important dialogue within Plato's teaching of

politics. It deals with the soul, which, as we know from the beginning, at the

level where one must make choices and decide what one wants to become in

this life, and it describes justice as the ultimate form of huma

bring order in their social life if one does not first put order in their life,

and political philosophy. Political philosophy in the sense is roughly speaking

politics becomes an important part of the mind. Politics are simply the means

yield strong frivolous and successful places of habitation, yet we have never

of bringing order into the world of men through laws that are the product of

inhabitants of the city-state. Once the constitution is in place, the politician

twenty years later. Aristotle was recognized as a brilliant independent student

non-linear, and can go from better to worse and also worse to better. He

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