Machiavelli and Elizabethan Drama

Exploring the influence of Machiavelli on Elizabethan drama, this reprint of a 1897 edition delves into the thematic and stylistic connections between Machiavellian philosophy and the works of playwrights from that era. It examines how concepts of power, morality, and human nature shaped the narratives and characters in plays, offering insights into the political and social context of the time. This scholarly work is essential for understanding the interplay between Renaissance thought and theatrical expression.