Saved Bookmarks
| 1. |
Which are the causes described by Aristotle for revolution in Aristocracy? |
|
Answer» According to Aristotle, aristocracy is such a system of governance, wherein there is perfect similarity in the qualities of good citizens and good persons. Aristotle has accepted in his ‘Ideal state’, age assessed aristocracy. He has given the rights of governance in it to only those who are mature and experienced. According to Aristotle, the reasons as to why there erupts revolution in aristocracy is that there is a limited governance of administrators. General public hates the administrators and their system of governance. The people do not regard any distinction between administrator and themselves on the basis of quality and character. The administrative class treats the people with , discrimination. A part of administrator class gets disgruntled because of war or otherwise, and this part demands for division of property. In this way, revolution is always likely to happen in aristocracy. |
|