Description
Book SynopsisScholars have long maintained that Machiavelli's "The Prince" does not develop a single sustained argument but rather presents a set of disparate reflections. This book takes a different view. It demonstrates that there is an internal consistency in "The Prince" built upon a key argument.
Trade ReviewA thorough analysis. De Alvarez provides extraordinary guidance in explaining the intricate unity of the work.
* Perspectives on Political Science *
A magnificent study of Machiavelli's The Prince.
-- Vickie Sullivan, author of
Machiavelli's Three RomesProfessor de Alvarez has done a useful service by providing a degree of structure to The Prince, grouping its chapters into a series of sections that share common overarching themes.
* The NYMAS Review *
Table of ContentsTable of Contents
Introduction
Part I: Of Principates
Part II: Of Arms
Part III: Of the Qualities of The Prince
Part IV: Of the Prudence of The Prince
Conclusion
Index