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The Public and the Private in Aristotle’s Political Philosophy 1 Contents 8 Acknowledgments 12 A Note on Translations and Texts 14 Introduction 18 1 The Household: A Private Source of Public Morality 26 On the Relation between the Household and the City 28 The Household's Contribution to Virtue 33 The Means to Virtue: Rule 34 The Aim of Household Rule: Virtuous Individuals 35 Teaching Moderation 36 Teaching Judgment 38 Affection 42 Friendship and Justice in the Household 44 2 Mastery and Slavery 48 Slavery: A Nonpublic, Domestic Practice 49 Natural Slaves, Animals, and the Slavish 50 The Master-Slave Relationship 53 The Natural and Private Status of Slavery 58 3 Women, the Public, and the Private 61 The Female: A Biologically Inferior Being? 62 The Household: A Woman's Domain 69 A Pairing Being: A Wife 69 An Ethical Being: A Household Manager 72 An Educated Being: A Parent? 74 A Speaking Being: A Citizen? 76 An Intellectual Being: A Philosopher? 78 Feminist Claims Revisited 82 4 The Economy: A Public Place for Private Activity 86 Rival Interpretations 87 Aristotle and Classical Economics 92 The Best Economy 94 The Second-Best Economy 106 On the Relation between Politics and Economi

Author

Judith A. Swanson

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