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In the Nichomachean Ethics Aristotle refers to various societies each of which has an individual interest. For instance, those who fight together pursue wealth, victory or the conquering of a city.
A sailor’s goal is to acquire money. The same kind if thing applies to those who belong to a race or a municipality. Aristotle considers these societies to be parts of the political society; he regards them as being subordinate to the political society, whose main concern is not merely a specific short term interest. The political society aims to achieve life-long goals. (Bartlett, R., C.
And Collins, S., D. The city, according to Aristotle is a form of supreme social co-existence, which includes all others, and that seeks the most supreme good-commodity. It is the society or politics.Particularly, the good which it actually strives for is prosperity for all its citizens. This is the most supreme good compared to other goods that may be found in other societies and with this the ‘polis’ strives to promote every citizen’s interest.Contrariwise, the other forms of grouping in society aim to safeguard and promote individual interests for their members. Aristotle seals the definition of the term polis by characterizing it political society, meaning the organized state-level society which is self-sufficient and has: autonomy, freedom, institutions and a political system (Kraut, R.
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And Skultety, S.2005; Goodman, L.E. And Talisse, R.B. 2007).Thus, the city concerns, the well-known for the ancient world, city-state, which is the term that is prevalent today. In his work Politics Aristotle is the first to link man-citizen to the city.In the sense that, his or her actions which are political actions, due to the fact that since one acts as a member of a political society their actions end up having political implications since they aspire to ensure prosperity for all. This viewpoint is made clear by Aristotle himself in book seven of his Politics, in which he mentions that each individual’s prosperity is dependent on the prosperity of the city.