Machiavelli Goes to the Movies: Understanding the Prince Through Television and Film

Lexington Books (2015)
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Machiavelli’s The Prince is an important modern work of political science, but it is also one that has been often misinterpreted by students and scholars. This work helps the reader to better understand Machiavelli’s consequentialism and realism by using examples from modern films and television series to illustrate his messages

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