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| 7) For Hans Baron, the lack of mention of the Roman example during the militia project highlights the differences between the Machiavellism of The Prince and the republican idealism of the Discourses. The question in her fifth chapter is less how Machiavelli directly influenced the content of these controversies but how "the topics of Machiavellism and the figure of the Machiavel crystallized contemporary concerns about sovereignty and obedience, legitimate and illegitimate power, authority and dissent" (132-33). But if Machiavelli is not a modern, asks Parel, "how can we account for the continuous operation of Machiavellism in modern history? |
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