Review by GEORGE R WARBURTON
A potentially dangerous book in the wrong hands. When read from cover to cover it appears to be advocating evil, and telling its readers just how to do it.
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Tell us what you thought about The 48 laws of power
A potentially dangerous book in the wrong hands. When read from cover to cover it appears to be advocating evil, and telling its readers just how to do it.
Title Statement | The 48 laws of power / Robert Greene. |
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Alternative Title(s) | Forty-eight laws of power Power |
Author | Greene, Robert |
Additional Contributors | Elffers, Joost |
Publication | New York: Penguin Books,[2000]©1998 |
Extent of Item | xxiii, 452 pages ; |
ISBN | 9780140280197 (paperback) |
Other Number | pr00419379 |
General Notes | Originally published: [New York] : Viking, c1998. "A Joost Elffers production." |
Bibliography | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
Subjects & Genres | |
By Topic | Power (Philosophy) |
Control (Psychology) |