On Several Concepts of Niccolò Machiavelli: Through a Reading of Harvey Mansfield's Machiavelli's New Modes and Order

Modern Philosophy 3:94-99 (2009)
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Mansfield believes that Machiavelli was intended to introduce a new way the world system, the new way to get the system built on the foundation. Aristotle advocated for is no longer necessary tools to maintain ethics and become an end in itself, and thus to obtain the pressure or the desire of people to dominate others, to become the dominant human activity as well as their activities set new standards for the evaluation of things

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