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    Machiavelli’s Attitude Toward Human Nature: Is It Accurate? Machiavelli is often criticised for his attitude toward human nature, being seen as overly cynical of humanity. However, is this portrayal of Machiavelli warranted, or are his viewpoints justified? By analyzing key points made in The Qualities of the Prince and comparing these arguments to real world examples, it is possible to determine whether Machiavelli’s beliefs regarding human nature are sound. There is one portion of his essay…

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    The advice that is given by Machiavelli is presented in a very unscrupulous manner. Many of his recommendations are extremely harsh and immoral. When it comes to whether a prince should be loved or feared Machiavelli states it is better to be feared. It is considered to be alright if a prince has the reputation of being loved, but better to be feared than loved. Fear will captivate the citizens of the nation to do what the prince wants. The actions will be done out of pure fear of the…

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    “Chivalry: It's the little boy that kisses my hand, the young man who holds the door open for me, and the old man who tips his hat to me. None of it is a reflection of me, but a reflection of them.” -Donna Lynn Hope. The perspective of chivalry is constantly changing and is interpreted differently by each set of eyes. Back in the Middle Ages chivalry was a code of laws for the knights. Today we see the code of chivalry as much differently than what have in the past; however, chivalry today still…

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    Language Of Persuasion

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    In the article The language of persuasion, one of the tenets the author eluded to was that one must use their persuasive power effectively and to clearly understand which choice, personalized or socialized power is the chosen path of influence (Martin). In other words, what is the desired outcome? To become an effective leader or to become a leader who is driven by rewards associated with personalized power. Before we delve any further, we should understand that power is the root of influencing…

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    The Prince is a piece written by a man named Niccolo Machiavelli in which he classifies the various kinds of states and methods on which they are acquired and maintained. He begins his piece with a direct address to Lorenzo de Medici, explaining that he wishes to acquire favor with the prince by offering him his knowledge on the subject of politics of that era. Machiavelli’s first point that he addresses is the classification of the various kinds of states, identifying the classes as republics,…

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    Machiavelli Biography

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    Machiavelli was born on May 3, 1469 in a town called Florence Italy. He was known to have a great education and he was a great writer and reader.Machiavelli saw the struggles the french had during the french invasion in 1493 when the medici fled . In 1498 he became secretary of the Ten he had held this until fall in 1512. Machiavelli was employed in a great variety of missions. He did a mission for the Emperor Maximilian. And machiavelli did four more more for france. The dispatches during…

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    In chapter 14, Machiavelli emphasizes that preparing for war is the crucial task for the rulers by asserting that “A prince ought to have no other aim or thought, than war and its rules and discipline”. With the knowledge of the “art of war”, a prince can not only rule efficiently, but also keep his state in the long term, preventing ordinary citizens becoming rulers. To demonstrate, Machiavelli recalled that Francesco Sforza’s sons condescended to become private persons from dukes because they…

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    Tracy Xayadeth Professor Simpson-Uruttia English 1A 30 January 2017 #5 pp. 235 Machiavelli's Controversial Statement In Machiavelli's "The Qualities of the Prince", he quotes, "A man who wishes to make a vocation of being good at all times will come to ruin among so many who are not good" (pp.224, p.7). Machiavelli was an aristocrat whose fortunes wavered according to shifts in the power of Florence. He believes that a great majority of people are not good. It is necessary for a prince who…

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    From these differences on ruling government arise Machiavelli and More’s approach on ethics. Machiavelli believed that there should be a separation between politics and ethics contrasting More’s view that there should be a connection between Christian morals and politics. A secular state is what Machiavelli preferred where morals and politics do not clash with one another. Machiavelli does not believe in the Medieval concept that the state is a necessary creation for the people’s spiritual and…

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    D’Orco was a cruel ruler many of the citizens could not do anything about it. Borgia could though he didn’t have to, he executed D’Orco he did because he wanted to appear as favorable to the citizens. Machiavelli believes that Borgia was a good ruler because of his assassination of D’Orco. Machiavelli feels it was necessary for Borgia to gain the trust of his citizens. It was necessary to establish peace, trust, and order within the land when D’orco took over, he did it in a cruel manner and the…

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