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2. **Nicolo Machiavelli**:
- Italian philosopher and political theorist
- Major works: *The Prince*, *The Discourse on Titus Livy*
- Ideas:
- Critique of Christian ethics
- Belief that effective government sometimes requires immoral actions
- Quote: Ruler "should know how to follow evil if he must"
- Influence: Advocated limits on government officials' powers
3. **Sir Thomas More**:
- English author and social philosopher
- Major work: *Utopia*
- Concept of Utopia:
- Imagined society with transformed human nature through property redistribution
- "All men zealously pursue the good of the public"
- Significance: Utopia represents an impractical but aspirational ideal
2. **Nicolo Machiavelli**:
- Italian philosopher and political theorist
- Major works: *The Prince*, *The Discourse on Titus Livy*
- Ideas:
- Critique of Christian ethics
- Belief that effective government sometimes requires immoral actions
- Quote: Ruler "should know how to follow evil if he must"
- Influence: Advocated limits on government officials' powers
3. **Sir Thomas More**:
- English author and social philosopher
- Major work: *Utopia*
- Concept of Utopia:
- Imagined society with transformed human nature through property redistribution
- "All men zealously pursue the good of the public"
- Significance: Utopia represents an impractical but aspirational ideal
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2. **Niccolò Machiavelli**:
- Italian philosopher and political theorist
- Major works: *The Prince*, *The Discourse on Titus Livy*
- Ideas: Critiques Christian ethics, argues effective governance may require immoral actions ("Ruler should know how to follow evil if he must").
- Influence: Advocated for limits on government officials' powers.
3. **Sir Thomas More**:
- English author and social philosopher
- Major work: *Utopia*
- Concept: Envisions a society with transformed human nature through property redistribution, where "All men zealously pursue the good of the public."
- Significance: Utopia serves as an impractical yet aspirational ideal.
- Italian philosopher and political theorist
- Major works: *The Prince*, *The Discourse on Titus Livy*
- Ideas: Critiques Christian ethics, argues effective governance may require immoral actions ("Ruler should know how to follow evil if he must").
- Influence: Advocated for limits on government officials' powers.
3. **Sir Thomas More**:
- English author and social philosopher
- Major work: *Utopia*
- Concept: Envisions a society with transformed human nature through property redistribution, where "All men zealously pursue the good of the public."
- Significance: Utopia serves as an impractical yet aspirational ideal.
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**Niccolò Machiavelli**:
- Italian philosopher; major works: *The Prince*, *The Discourse on Titus Livy*.
- Key ideas: Critiques Christian ethics; effective governance may require immoral actions.
- Influence: Advocated limits on officials' powers.
**Sir Thomas More**:
- English author; major work: *Utopia*.
- Idea: Society transformed by property redistribution promotes the common good.
- Significance: Represents an impractical yet aspirational ideal.
- Italian philosopher; major works: *The Prince*, *The Discourse on Titus Livy*.
- Key ideas: Critiques Christian ethics; effective governance may require immoral actions.
- Influence: Advocated limits on officials' powers.
**Sir Thomas More**:
- English author; major work: *Utopia*.
- Idea: Society transformed by property redistribution promotes the common good.
- Significance: Represents an impractical yet aspirational ideal.
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GPT-4o mini
**Niccolò Machiavelli**:
- Italian philosopher; works: *The Prince*, *The Discourse on Titus Livy*.
- Ideas: Critiques Christian ethics; governance may require immorality.
**Sir Thomas More**:
- English author; work: *Utopia*.
- Idea: Property redistribution fosters the common good.
- Italian philosopher; works: *The Prince*, *The Discourse on Titus Livy*.
- Ideas: Critiques Christian ethics; governance may require immorality.
**Sir Thomas More**:
- English author; work: *Utopia*.
- Idea: Property redistribution fosters the common good.
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