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Comparing Aristotle And The Colombian State

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Today's society is governed within a framework of strict rules and laws, deeply thought, as the basis of a healthy and harmonious coexistence according to the relations that may occur within it, and that compliance must be guaranteed by the state and its government agencies. Aristotle explicitly defines man as a "political and social animal by nature," which tells us that the individual is prior to society and, contrary to this, society is prior to man, as an example language because the linguistic phenomenon was developed for practice with another being, which makes human, a being who needs society for their survival and development. In addition, Aristotle says, like his teacher Plato, that the end of society and the state is to ensure the …show more content…

With these unfair practices are very often in the media, the Colombian State does not meet the goal of a state and therefore of a society, however current and particular laws show us how to deal with the relationships established in society, called natural relationships, so these are the laws that determine and frame the interactions and limited. Second, the company itself has a lot of (common) own laws which are neither established nor written verbatim, but belong to the culture of every community and to every people according to their own beliefs. These "laws" are accepted by society at large and enforced or used. An example are the taboos or customs that make unconditional part of a community and its structure, these attitudes are natural laws that society approves same and that are implemented in most of the actions or personalities of the

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