Machiavelli vs. Machiavellian – In Person

Niccolò Machiavelli’s “The Prince” is a foundational text in political philosophy, offering a stark and pragmatic analysis of how power is acquired, maintained, and lost. The lecture will delve into the historical context and radical ideas presented in the work, exploring its enduring influence on political thought and practice. Furthermore, it will address how Machiavelli’s nuanced message has often been misunderstood, leading to widespread misinterpretations and an unfair portrayal of the author’s true intent.  Presented by Alexander Clemente.