Halfway between the work of a historian and that of a psychologist, Robert Greene explores all facets of human nature. The book is dense but accessible examples abound, as do quotations. He dissects their power strategies, their successes and failures, shows how the reader can in turn be inspired by them, and sets out the 48 Laws for excelling in power games. Robert Greene connects with a golden thread all these powerful people, however from different times and places, and gives them life. What a Herculean work to condense 3000 years of History and to manage to set to music all these powerful people who illustrate each of the laws: Cleopatra, Caesar, Louis XIV, Napoleon, Bismarck, Casanova, Sun Tzu, Clausewitz, …
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This is the question that Robert Greene proposes to answer in The 48 Laws of Power, a best-seller that sold over 2 million copies.Ī veritable manual of manipulation, The 48 Laws of Power analyzes the quintessence of this age-old wisdom, drawn from the lives and works of the most illustrious strategists (Sun Tzu, Clausewitz), statesmen (Caesar, Louis XIV, Bismarck, Talleyrand), courtiers (Castiglione, Gracián), seducers (Ninon de Lenclos, Casanova) and swindlers of history.Īmoral, intelligent, ruthless and captivating, this colossal work condenses 3,000 years of the history of power into 48 laws. If Power had its Laws, what would they be? No one wants less power, everyone wants more’. The feeling of having no power over people and events is hard to bear: powerlessness makes you unhappy. Welcome to this 48 laws of power list, a list of the 48 laws of power by Robert Greene.
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