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October 05, 2008

Machiavelli is Always Relevant

Machiavelli's book The Prince seems relevant to almost every political age. A recent article in The New Yorker brings out some of the insights into the present reading Machiavelli today can offer.

Quentin Skinner's podcast on The Prince on Philosophy Bites sets the book in its original context.

Posted at 07:36 AM in Current Affairs, Machiavelli, Political Philosophy |

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