The studies of political life in different societies have examined political totality as the analysis of political process and political evolution in a determined period of time, which would have to be resulted, as expected, in some form of democracy, thus attached to a teleological reading of the political in terms of a Western pattern; and an articulation of political concepts and values into a given political reality. Therefore it is possible to claim here that such a task has two dimensions one is based on the analytic, the other is on synthetic undertaking. In the first dimension, we have political institutions, transformations, processes, and values; political ideologies, concepts and visions in the second. Since conflicts, contradictions and struggles that emerge from the very nature of political affairs are the core of the political, therefore in the understanding of the political, in addition to conditional and actual problems and issues (the political level 1, the structure of politics), we are in the realm of almost an eternal strive for the better whether it is formulated in the form of a demand for equality, dignity, solidarity and justice (the political level 2, the aim of politics). As can be understood from the information given, the correct answer is E. All the concepts given in the answer choices describe the concepts related to the aim of politics and formulated in the form of a demand for.