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Concepts: Political philosophy, Niccolò Machiavelli, The Prince, Machiavellianism, Cesare Borgia, Prince, Florence, The Art of War

Virtu of Machiavelli in The Prince

The concept of virtu is central to Machiavellian political theory in The Prince. The problematic nature of this term makes a concise definition difficult to formulate. Varying definitions often lead to different interpretations of Machiavelli. In order to understand the implications of Machiavelli’s writing it...

Machiavelli The Prince 6 Pages

The limitations of Machiavelli

Machiavelli’s The Prince is an ambitious attempt to outline the steps necessary to ensuring success in leadership. The work dissects the elements of power; it identifies the sources from which it springs and the tactics required for its maintenance. His position rests on the claim...

Machiavelli The Prince 3 Pages

Analysing Henry IV part 1 as described in the Machiavellian analysis

It can be difficult for the modern reader to appreciate the power struggle underlying HENRY IV, Part 1 (1H4). As causes of the War of the Roses and the struggles of the House of Lancaster recede from memory, it is useful to have a lens...

Machiavelli The Prince 3 Pages

Comparing and contrasting governments in Thomas More's Utopia and Niccolo Machiavelli's The Prince

Government is an important part of any country. Whether the officials in charge are skilled or not at their jobs can make or break the country. The United States of America will probably be headed more toward “break” due to the upcoming election, but I...

Machiavelli The Prince Thomas More Utopia 1 Page

Machiavelli's Perspective On Politics In The Prince

What is Machiavelli’s understanding of the nature of politics in The Prince? The thesis of this essay is that Machiavelli’s understanding of the nature of politics comprises of both the ideological and tangible effects necessary for a state to endure. This essay will attempt to...

Machiavelli The Prince 5 Pages

Lorenzo il Magnifico

Lorenzo de’ Medici Italian merchant prince, called Lorenzo il Magnifico [the magnificent]. He thrived in 1464. His father, Piero de’ Medici, as head of the Medici family and as virtual ruler of Florence. One of the towering figures of the Italian Renaissance, he was a...

Europe Italy The Prince 2 Pages

A look at the way virtue is able to overcome deception

Several of the most famous stories told to young children were Aesop’s fables, creative stories designed to teach valuable life lessons. One of the most memorable to me was the fable about the lion that spared a mouse’s life and was later rescued by the...

The Prince 4 Pages

The slander against Niccolo Machiavelli: In defence of the author

In 1532, a divisive pamphlet was published which established the foundation of modern political science while merging classical pagan philosophy with Renaissance humanism. (Fry) The Prince, written by Niccolo Machiavelli, was condemned immediately after publication by Pope Clement VIII (Lin) to due Machiavelli’s disdain for...

Machiavelli The Prince 3 Pages

How Political Ideas In Niccolo Machiavelli’s The Prince Relate The Modern Politics

Modern Political Ideas in Machiavelli’s The Prince Machiavelli’s The Prince presents many political ideas that are still relevant in modern politics. He argues on topics such as whether it’s better to be loved or feared, whether to be generous or stingy, and how virture can...

Machiavelli The Prince 2 Pages

A Comparative Analysis of The Prince and Julius Caesar: Pragmatism over Morality

A comparative study of two texts reveals context as the primary influence upon the interplay between pragmatism and personality morality in an individual’s pursuit and consolidation of power. Driven by an overarching contextual desire for stable government, Niccolò Machiavelli’s The Prince (1513) and William Shakespeare’s...

Julius Caesar The Prince 2 Pages