Sīyāsat dar Zihn va Zindigī-yi Yūnānīyān: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

In passing through history, it is a heart-warming journey to experience the thought and life of the ancient Greeks. The Greek philosophers first focused their thoughts on the discovery of the primordial essence of existence and how it went from unity to multiplicity, and gradually placed human nature, collective life, politics and its necessities in the center of their reflections. Among them, especially Plato and Aristotle took up the pen and recorded and immortalized their opinions and those of their predecessors. In fact, the Greeks established the foundations of thinking in various philosophical fields and tried different political systems in their city-states. In the author's opinion, without knowing what Plato and Aristotle have written about politics and its relationship with concepts related to justice and the contradictory and tragic nature of the state, politics cannot be understood correctly and realistic politics can be undertaken in any age. This book is the first volume of the description and development of the requirements of politics in the era of the nation-state, and in fact, it is an attempt to provide a clear and fluent explanation without value judgment of the two enduring works of Plato and Aristotle in the field of politics, with a review of the opinions of the philosophers before them and the various aspects of the life of the Greeks. Ancient has been accompanied.