Kanishak KatariaAIR 1 · CSE 2018 · 151 wordsTheir whole copy
Opening · a restatement
Man by nature is a political animal, it is the society which makes him a social animal & teaches the rules of conduct & how to behave.
Body · continuous prose
In this regard the role of society becomes in state & the presence of state in the society becomes critical.
Only if society is present, man will be able to look beyond the parochial political interests & think about social justice & equality.
Similarly, had it not been for state the existence of man in society would have become unsustainable. As Hobbes' theory of Leviathan says Man is intrinsically egoistic but to stay alive in the society man pools power with the state & enjoys liberties under it.
Similarly as Chanakya's theory of Matsyangaya or world without state being like a fish world, state or the ruler needs to be a Chakravathi Samrat to rule with morality.
Close · a summary
Hence state becomes critical in the society.