Kuhiro Class Reading Circle

Power, morality, fear, virtue, appearance; few political texts have shaped conversation as enduringly as The Prince. Whether read as a practical handbook, a satire, or a mirror of political reality, Niccolò Machiavelli’s work continues to unsettle because it refuses comforting ideals in favor of asking what power actually looks like in practice.

This week’s reading invites us into a text that has been admired, criticized, and debated for centuries, not because it offers easy answers, but because it compels us to examine the uneasy relationship between ethics and leadership.

Kindly head over to the Kuhiro Class Reading Circle Google Classroom to access the text. Looking forward to hearing different perspectives on the text here in Chautara.