The 48 Laws of Power
The 48 Laws of Power
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Robert Greene and Joost Elffers examine power as a strategic force through forty-eight principles drawn from history, political thought, warfare, court life, and the successes and failures of influential figures. The 48 Laws of Power explores reputation, timing, restraint, boldness, dependence, concealment, and the ways people gain or lose control. Written in an intentionally amoral style, the book can be read as a manual of strategy, a study of manipulation, or a framework for recognizing power games in human behavior.
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