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Machiavelli

Auteur(s): Cary Nederman
Narrateur(s): Paul English
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 Machiavelli has been among the most commented upon, criticised and feared thinkers of the modern world. Infamous for his support of brutality and repression as valid political instruments, he is often portrayed as the pantomime villain of political theorists. In this whirlwind tour of Machiavelli’s writings and eventful life, Nederman highlights the complexities in his thought, showing that he actually advocated democracy as much as dictatorship, and debate as much as violence – depending upon prevailing political conditions.©2009 Cary J Nederman (P)2012 Bolinda Publishing Philosophie Politiciens Politique Politique et militantisme Sciences politiques

Ce que les critiques en disent

“A worthy contribution to Machiavelli studies. Drawing upon rich biographical material and a wide array of primary sources, Nederman persuasively illuminates the power and complexity of the Florentine’s political thought.” (Mary Dietz, Professor of Political Science, University of Minnesota)
“A remarkable achievement. Fluent and accessible in its language and style, yet insightful in its analysis.” (Benedetto Fontana, Professor of Political Science, Baruch College of the City University of New York)
“A fresh approach to Machiavelli that explains many of the puzzles in his writings. By the end of the book, we are convinced that Machiavelli’s approach to politics is actually better than most of the available alternatives. A book of many merits.” (John Christian Laursen, Professor of Political Science, University of California at Riverside)
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