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Jiang presents Machiavelli not simply as an amoral strategist but as a democratic Florentine who wrote The Prince to raise political awareness in a republic.
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Jiang presents Machiavelli not simply as an amoral strategist but as a democratic Florentine who wrote The Prince to raise political awareness in a republic.
"...who we still read today. His most famous work is called The Prince. And The Prince is really one of the first political treatises..."
"...usually what happens is that these factions are divided according to the princes."
"Okay? So if there are four princes, okay, who are about to inherit the throne, there are four different factions that support them. That..."
"Okay? And think of what his teaching is almost like the prince. It's a guide on how to conquer the world and in fact..."
"...whoever can kill the elephant can marry my daughter. So a prince decides to do this. He disguises himself as a normal person, and..."
"...is too long, but let me tell the story. So, a prince marries a goddess, and they have two kids. And the goddess kills..."
"...Lucretia is already married to a man named Colantinus. And so, the prince decides to go, you know, rape her, okay? And, yeah, okay."
"Okay, so she is raped by the prince, and her husband and best friend, the best friend is Lucius Brutus, okay? They try to..."
"...we have the term jews okay because they are part of the prince of yahoo and what's really important to understand is they're surrounded..."
"...great hero so that's what fetus does and hector who is the prince of troy okay he's brother to paris he discovers that achilles..."
"...they recognize, you know what? We don't have to fight for the prince. We can take over ourselves. Another thing that happens. Another thing..."
"...it becomes more hereditary, what happens often are civil wars, where the prince kills the king, okay. The son kills the father in the..."
The Renaissance is not only money, trade, city-states, books, and paintings.
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