Ethics. Policy. Rhetoric. Aphorisms. Aristotle

Aristotle (384–322 BC)-the famous ancient Greek philosopher-erudite, who left a mark in many areas of knowledge. He was a student of Plato, later, at the request of Philip II of the Macedonian, he taught Alexander the Great, and also founded the Likeian library.

Aristotle's philosophy is a system of scientific knowledge. In Ethics, he develops the ideas of morality and virtue, explores relations between people. In “Politics”, Aristotle considers the state as a complex system built on family and public relations between people. "Rhetoric" is a well -known treatise of a philosopher dedicated to oratory.