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• THE CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO: MACHIAVELLI
• Title
• Copyright
• CONTENTS
• CONTRIBUTORS
• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
• CHRONOLOGY
• Introduction
• Against the current: Machiavelli’s “contraria professione”
• Machiavelli’s universality
• NOTES
• 1 Niccolò Machiavelli:a portrait
• Youth (1469–1489) and “lost” years (1489–1498)
• Government career (1498–1512)
• Contemplative years (1513–1520)
• Rehabilitation (1520–1527)
• NOTES
• FURTHER READING
• 2 Machiavelli in the chancery
• NOTES
• FURTHER READING
• 3 Machiavelli, Piero Soderini, and the republic of 1494–1512
• NOTES
• FURTHER READING
• 4 Machiavelli and the Medici
• NOTES
• FURTHER READING
• 5 Machiavelli’s Prince in the epic tradition
• NOTES
• FURTHER READING
• 6 Society, class, and state in Machiavelli’s Discourses on Livy
• The Discourses and The Prince
• Republics between the nobles and the people
• NOTES
• FURTHER READING
• 7 Machiavelli’s military project and the Art of War
• NOTES
• FURTHER READING
• 8 Machiavelli’s Florentine Histories
• NOTES
• FURTHER READING
• 9 Machiavelli and Rome:the republic as ideal and as history
• I
• II
• III
• NOTES
• FURTHER READING
• 10 Philosophy and religion in Machiavelli
• The puzzle of Machiavelli
• The influence of Lucretius
• Religion and the Church
• Conclusion
• NOTES
• FURTHER READING
• 11 Rhetoric and ethics in Machiavelli
• Machiavelli’s rhetorical culture
• Political ethics and the orator’s ends
• The arts of the orator and the arts of the prince
• Reading The Prince as a rhetorical text
• NOTES
• FURTHER READING
• 12 Machiavelli and poetry
• NOTES
• FURTHER READING
• 13 Comedian, tragedian: Machiavelli and traditions of Renaissance theater
• NOTES
• FURTHER READING
• 14 Machiavelli and gender
• NOTES
• FURTHER READING
• 15 Machiavelli’s afterlife and reputation to the eighteenth century
• Rhetoric and reception history
• Manuscripts, editions, and translations
• The “Machiavel”
• Casuistry and reason of state
• The republican Machiavelli
• Conclusion
• NOTES
• FURTHER READING
• 16 Machiavelli in political thought from the age of revolutions to the present
• Machiavelli’s work in progress
• Strategies of approach
• From the French Revolution to the interwar period
• From the Second World War to the present
• Machiavelli’s negative reputation
• The image of Machiavelli and the German catastrophe
• Politics and ethics in a Machiavellian moment: is the question over?
• Machiavelli and the age of revolutions: state, economics and society, religion
• State-building and citizen-soldiers
• Economics and society
• Religion
• The return to Machiavelli and the rejection of the revolutionary tradition
• Historical revisionism and Machiavelli
• An alienated Machiavelli
• NOTES
• FURTHER READING
• INDEX