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The Potentiality of 'Politics' in Aristotle: The Logos and Meaningful Speech among Men

Aristoteles’te 'Siyasal'ın Potansiyelliği: Logos ve İnsanlar Arasındaki An-lamlı Konuşma

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75–88
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The aim of this study is to claim that the political philosophy of Aristotle should be discussed within the arguments of his biolog-ical, metaphysical and ethical assumptions.

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Amaç & Hipotez:In Aristotelian political philosophy, the basic idea and form of “poli-tics” is structured on a specific “ability” referring to speech.
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Temel Bulgular & Veri:According to Aris-totle, man is much more a political animal than the other beings in nature be-cause he has the logos, which refers to “meaningful speech”.
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Sonuç & Katkı:The aim of this study is to claim that the political philosophy of Aristotle should be discussed within the arguments of his biolog-ical, metaphysical and ethical assumptions.
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In Aristotelian political philosophy, the basic idea and form of “poli-tics” is structured on a specific “ability” referring to speech. According to Aris-totle, man is much more a political animal than the other beings in nature be-cause he has the logos, which refers to “meaningful speech”. In this study, I will discuss the Aristotelian political philosophy including the logos and sources of meaningful speech by referring to some arguments that are discussed in his other biological and ethical works. In those works, Aristotle discusses the “abil-ity to speak” in a framework of the structure of the “phone” which is distin-guishably connected to political animality in the Politics. For Aristotle, man is more political than other beings because he has natural and intrinsic tendencies that will make him political. The aim of this study is to claim that the political philosophy of Aristotle should be discussed within the arguments of his biolog-ical, metaphysical and ethical assumptions.

Abstract

Aristotelesçi siyaset felsefesinde siyasal olanın temel fikri ve biçimi, özel bir “yetenek” biçimi olan konuşma üzerine temellenmiştir. Aristoteles’e göre, in-san, anlamlı konuşma anlamına gelen logos sahibi olduğu için diğer politik hay-vanlardan daha politiktir. Bu çalışmada, diğer biyolojik ve etik çalışmalarında tartışılan bazı argümanlara atıfta bulunarak, Aristotelesçi politik felsefeyi logos ve anlamlı konuşmanın kaynakları üzerinden tartışacağım. Bu çalışmalarda Aris-toteles, ‘konuşma yetisi’ni Politika metninde “siyasal hayvanlık” olarak belirtilen durumla bağlantılandırılan “phone” başlığı altında kullanır. Aristoteles için insan diğer canlılardan daha politiktir, çünkü kendisinde onu politik kılacak doğal bir yatkınlık vardır. Bu çalışmanın amacı, Aristoteles'in politik felsefesinin biyolo-jik, metafizik ve etik varsayımlarının dahilinde tartışılması gerektiğini iddia et-mektir.

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BAŞTÜRK, E. (2019). The Potentiality of 'Politics' in Aristotle: The Logos and Meaningful Speech among Men. Beytulhikme An International Journal of Philosophy, Cilt: 9 - Sayı: 1, 75–88. https://ajindex.com/articles/144283

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