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图书标准信息

• 作者 [意]马基雅维利 著
• 出版社 中国政法大学出版社
• 出版时间 2003-07
• 版次 1
• ISBN 9787562024156
• 定价 14.00元
• 装帧 平装
• 开本 32开
• 纸张 胶版纸
• 页数 152页
• 正文语种 英语
• 原版书名 The Prince
• 丛书 剑桥政治思想史原著系列

【内容简介】

　　ThisisamajornewEnglish-languageeditionofoneofthecentraltextsinthehistoryofpoliticalthought,presentingstudentswiththemostaccurateandaccessibletranslationyetofMachiavelli’sfamoustreatise.
　　InhisintroductiontoRussellPrice’stranslation,QuentinSkinnerpresentsalucidanalysisofThePrince,seeingthetextbothasacommentaryupontheimmediateworldofFlorentinepolitics,andasaresponsetothegenreofadvice-booksforprincespublishedbyanumberofMachiavelli’scontemporaries.Emphasisingthespecificmessageofwarningbeneathitssurfacegeneralities,ProfessorSkinnerexaminestheintellectualcontextofThePrince,andhighlightsMachialvelli’srepudiationofRenaissancemoralismanditsclassicalantecedents
　　Numerousaidsforthestudentreaderareprovided,includingbriefbiographiesofpersonsmentionedinthetextandnotesonMachiavelli’ssometimesproblematicvocabulary,aswellasachronologyofimportanteventsandaguidetofurtherreading.

【目录】

Editorsnote
Introduction
PrincipaleventsinMachiavelli’slife
Bibliographicalnote
Translator’snote
Map:northernandcentralItaly,1500
Dedicatoryletter:NiccoloMachiavellitoHis
MagnificenceLorenzodeMedici
ⅠThedifferentkindsofprincipalityandhowtheyareacquired
ⅡHereditaryprincipalities
ⅢMixedprincipalities
ⅣWhytheKingdomofDarius,conqueredbyAlexander’sdeath
ⅤHowoneshouldgoverncitiesorprincipalitiesthat,beforebeingconquered,usedtoliveundertheirownlaws
ⅥNewprincipalitiesacquiredbyone’sownarmsandability
ⅦNewprincipalitiesacquiredthroughthepowerofothersandtheirfavour
ⅧThosewhobecomerulersthroughwickedmeans
ⅨThecivilprincipality
ⅩHOwthestrengthofallprincipalitiesshouldbemeasured
ⅪEcclesiasticalprincipalities
ⅫThedifferenttypesofarmy,andmercenarytroops
XIIIauxiliaries,mixedtroopsandnativetroops
XIVHowarulershouldactconcerningmilitarymnatters
XVThethingsforwhichmen,andespeciallyrulers,arepraisedorblamed
XVIGenerosityandmeanness
XVIICrueltyandmercitulness;andwhetheritisbettertobelovedorfeared
XVIIIHowrulersshouldkeeptheirpromises
XIXHowcontemptandhatuedshouldbeavoided
XXwhetherbuildingfortresses,andmanyotherthingsthatrulersfrequentlydo,areusefulornot
XXIHowarulershouldactinordertogainreputation
XXIIthesecretariesofrulers
XXIIIHowflatterersshouldbeshunned
XXVHowmuchpowerfortunehasoverhumanaffairs,andhowithsouldberesisted
XXVIExhortationtoliberateItalyfromthebarbarianyoke
AppendixALettersrelevanttoThePrince
AppendixBNotesonthevocabularyofThePrince
Biographicalnotes
Indexofsubjects
Idexofpropernames