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Libro vivente, in cui l’ideologia e la scienza politica si fondono nella forma drammatica del mito»: così Gramsci definisce Il Principe, il trattato che ha fatto di Machiavelli il profeta dello stato moderno e delle contraddizioni tra “forza” e “morale” e che al tempo stesso lo ha bollato di immoralità. La sua genesi è preparata da quindici anni di studio dell’«arte dello stato» e da una massa di altri scritti, diplomatici e di governo, tesi sempre a evidenziare i processi inerenti alla vita interna ed esterna degli organismi politici, la legge intima che governa la vita politica.
- ISBN: 8811130336
- Casa Editrice: Garzanti
- Pagine: 183
- Data di uscita: 31-12-2010
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أعطيتُ الكتاب 3 نجوم لكثيرٍ من الأسباب فمع إختلافي مع غالبية آراءه إلا أنني أرى ميكافيللي رجلاً شديد الذكاء ويحب وطنه إيطاليا بطريقته الخاصةكما أنه يسمِّي الأشياء بمسمياتها وهذا ما يجعله شريفا في نظري أتفق مع ميكافيللي في رؤيته للحياة والبشر فهو "وكما جاء في مقدمة الكتاب" كان يقول أحياناًإنه لم يكن Leggi tutto
I'm weirdly pleased that The Prince lives up to its reputation: it is indeed Machiavellian. Here's his advice on conquering self-governing states (i.e. democracies): "The only way to hold on to such a state is to reduce it to rubble." Well then. I'd like to say that any guy whose last name becomes a Leggi tutto
Italy in the early 1500's was a sad, dispirited land of constant wars, deaths, destruction, political betrayals, schemes of conquest by greedy aristocrats, trying to enlarge their petty Italian states, invasion by ruthless, foreign troops, from France, Spain, the Swiss, rulers being overthrown and k Leggi tutto
I don't know how come I never reviewed this one but recently I was visiting this friend of mine in south India, Pramod (yes, the one from Goodreads), when he showed me this not-so-popular smaller piece, allegedly written by the author in his last days, 'Le Gente' and never published - for common peo Leggi tutto
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