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학술저널
저자정보
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역사학회 역사학보 歷史學報 第176輯
발행연도
2002.12
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339 - 366 (28page)

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This paper deals with the historical thinking of Machiavelli. Its right judgement depends on how to interpret Virtu which is the essential concept. Virtu is understood as power, especially masculine power. Virtu is a free power to overcome the powerful domination of Fortuna. Therefore, Machavelli was sure that raising Virtu is the way Florence suffering from foreign countries since 1494 can be free like ancient Rome Republic. Machivelli was a politician of power. Virtu that he asked his country Florence was not Virtue but power. He was a thinker of history rather than a historian. And to put it more precisely, a thinker of Politics rather than a thinker of history, but, most of all he was a patriot. His patriotism relies on physical power.
In this aspect, this paper contains a negative opinion about Machiavelli. However, it was not my intention to judge him morally since I am a person who has no total and professional knowledge about Machiavelli's idea. In this paper I accessed to his thought critically with caution against a kind of academic orientalism, in the situation where he is popular and his Virtu is understood as Virtue.
Basically the purpose of this paper is to understand Machiavelli's historical thinking. Virtu and Fortuna are his basic concepts of his historical idea which helps to understand circulation of history, lesson of history, and usefulness of history. However, these concepts were not only his. He shared contemporary humanists' historical perception. Comparing him with other historians is needed to evaluate his position in historiography. He is compared with Guicciardini, Machiavelli focused on circulation of history and virtu. He thought lessons were more important than historical facts and he intended to show social orientations.
At first I thought the title of this paper to be "Historian Machiavelli" because I thought though he was a historian who wrote Discourses on Livy, Florentine Histories, his aspects of historian has been ignored. However reading his books, I wondered that he could be considered as a historian. I thought he gave up factuality because of historical lessons. What can distinguish a historian from others? I think the basic duty of historians is trying to reconstitute the past facts exactly like not Machivelli but Guicciardini. While Guicciardini is close to a historian, Machivelli is thought to be relatively far from the way of a historian.

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Ⅰ. 머리말
Ⅱ. 비르투와 포르투나
Ⅲ. 비르투와 역사의 순환
Ⅳ. 역사의 교훈
Ⅴ. 맺음말
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