My aim in this paper is to compare Plato???s theory of justice with Machiavelli???s theory of\ud justice. I am hopeful that having a comparative textual analysis of Plato???s Republic and\ud Machiavelli???s The Prince will illustrate that both theories of justice, in practice, are more\ud similar than they are often given credit for. This, of course, is contrary to the status quo\ud that focuses on the disparities between the two political theories. While most scholars\ud separate Plato???s political idealism from Machiavelli???s political realism, my paper\ud attempts to bridge the two political theorists. In my paper, I point out the importance that\ud both authors give to the role of deception and dishonesty in ruling a city
The orthodox interpretation of. Plato's political theory underntands Republic as supporting the rule...
In the Laws, Plato argues that the legislator should attempt to persuade people to voluntarily obey ...
The article deals with the attitude of Nicollò Machiavelli towards virtues and its political meaning...
Initially, many would consider Machiavelli to be a cold realist and Plato, a starry eyed idealist. I...
As against current notions, which tend to identify the just with the voluntary and thereby to espous...
Plato´s Republic is maybe the most widely read philosophical work of all times. It is the earliest s...
In this paper, I argue that in the Republic Plato justifies the political authority of the guardian...
Is there any point in thinking about the best possible society? Over the last decade or so, a number...
The purpose of this paper is not to give an in depth discussion of the various books. The purpose, r...
In Plato\u27s Republic, Socrates argued that true artisans work not in their own interest but for th...
Few books in the history of the world have had a stronger, more lasting, or more errant impact than ...
This essay primary goal is to present Plato?s theory of justice constituted in his the most famous w...
Plato is generally taken to set out his notion of justice in Book IV of the Republic. Unfortunately,...
If we seek a rallying point, to begin with, for Plato\u27s political conceptions, we shall find, I t...
One of the puzzling aspects of Machiavelli's political philosophy is the prominent place occupied in...
The orthodox interpretation of. Plato's political theory underntands Republic as supporting the rule...
In the Laws, Plato argues that the legislator should attempt to persuade people to voluntarily obey ...
The article deals with the attitude of Nicollò Machiavelli towards virtues and its political meaning...
Initially, many would consider Machiavelli to be a cold realist and Plato, a starry eyed idealist. I...
As against current notions, which tend to identify the just with the voluntary and thereby to espous...
Plato´s Republic is maybe the most widely read philosophical work of all times. It is the earliest s...
In this paper, I argue that in the Republic Plato justifies the political authority of the guardian...
Is there any point in thinking about the best possible society? Over the last decade or so, a number...
The purpose of this paper is not to give an in depth discussion of the various books. The purpose, r...
In Plato\u27s Republic, Socrates argued that true artisans work not in their own interest but for th...
Few books in the history of the world have had a stronger, more lasting, or more errant impact than ...
This essay primary goal is to present Plato?s theory of justice constituted in his the most famous w...
Plato is generally taken to set out his notion of justice in Book IV of the Republic. Unfortunately,...
If we seek a rallying point, to begin with, for Plato\u27s political conceptions, we shall find, I t...
One of the puzzling aspects of Machiavelli's political philosophy is the prominent place occupied in...
The orthodox interpretation of. Plato's political theory underntands Republic as supporting the rule...
In the Laws, Plato argues that the legislator should attempt to persuade people to voluntarily obey ...
The article deals with the attitude of Nicollò Machiavelli towards virtues and its political meaning...