r this reason, Aristotle's ethics, is an ethics of character, which in judgments of moral condition focuses on the enduring pattern of personality rather than on isolated acts or intentions. Aristotle's notion of soul as the principle of actuality of a living body requires that his notion of goodness be oriented to this life rather than to an afterlife.
             According to Aristotle the definition of political success means the general happiness of the citizenry. Aristotle believes that putting together the excellent character within the citizenry is the first and most important step towards solidifying the happiness of the state as a whole, which gives us the idea of "The unity of the Polis leads to Eudaimonia". The basic structure of Aristotle's philosophies are derived by gathering as much information about the history of a subject as possible taking from the good and removing the bad Aristotle thought he could develop superior political theories. The conclusion Aristotle came to in his effort to write the perfect constitution was th
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