Power, les 48 lois du pouvoir
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- Author：Robert Greene
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Summary
Le pouvoir on le désire， on le craint， on s'en protège。
'Le sentiment de n'avoir aucun pouvoir sur les gens et les événements est difficilement supportable : l'impuissance rend malheureux。 Personne ne réclame moins de pouvoir， tout le monde en veut davantage。'
Amoral， intelligent， impitoyable et captivant， cet ouvrage colossal condense 3000 ans d'histoire du pouvoir en 48 lois。 Véritable manuel de la manipulation， il analyse la quintessence de cette sagesse millénaire， tirée de la vie et des oeuvres des plus illustres stratèges （Sun Zi， Clausewitz）， hommes d' État （César， Louis XIV， Bismarck， Talleyrand）， courtisans （Castiglione， Gracián）， séducteurs （Ninon de Lenclos， Casanova） et escrocs de l'histoire。
'Le sentiment de n'avoir aucun pouvoir sur les gens et les événements est difficilement supportable : l'impuissance rend malheureux。 Personne ne réclame moins de pouvoir， tout le monde en veut davantage。'
Amoral， intelligent， impitoyable et captivant， cet ouvrage colossal condense 3000 ans d'histoire du pouvoir en 48 lois。 Véritable manuel de la manipulation， il analyse la quintessence de cette sagesse millénaire， tirée de la vie et des oeuvres des plus illustres stratèges （Sun Zi， Clausewitz）， hommes d' État （César， Louis XIV， Bismarck， Talleyrand）， courtisans （Castiglione， Gracián）， séducteurs （Ninon de Lenclos， Casanova） et escrocs de l'histoire。
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طاقچه
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رابرت گِرین در ۴۸ قانون قدرت به قوانینی می‌پردازد که معتقد است برای کسب قدرت و حفظ آن ضروری است。 داستان‌های تاریخی و واقعی او از مردمان قدرتمند یا افرادی که قدرت‌شان را از دست داده‌اند، شاهدی بر مدعایش است。رابرت گِرین در این کتاب، هریک از قوانین را بصورت جداگانه مورد بحث قرار می‌دهد。 او همچنین عوامل کلیدی در هر قانون و آن‌چه آن‌ها از نقطه‌نظر روانشناسی شکل می‌دهد را بررسی می‌کند。https://taaghche。com/audiobook/67331/。。。 رابرت گِرین در ۴۸ قانون قدرت به قوانینی می‌پردازد که معتقد است برای کسب قدرت و حفظ آن ضروری است。 داستان‌های تاریخی و واقعی او از مردمان قدرتمند یا افرادی که قدرت‌شان را از دست داده‌اند، شاهدی بر مدعایش است。رابرت گِرین در این کتاب، هریک از قوانین را بصورت جداگانه مورد بحث قرار می‌دهد。 او همچنین عوامل کلیدی در هر قانون و آن‌چه آن‌ها از نقطه‌نظر روانشناسی شکل می‌دهد را بررسی می‌کند。https://taaghche。com/audiobook/67331/。。。 。。。more
Latisha
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The Best Book too ever learn about Laws is the Bible it teaches everything you need too know
Hikmet G。
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For the modern machiavellist or the avid listener， to outplay the ones around you or for the shear enjoyment of the stories – or perhaps both。One interesting detail – this is the author's breakthrough book， after years' sought for success。 For the modern machiavellist or the avid listener， to outplay the ones around you or for the shear enjoyment of the stories – or perhaps both。One interesting detail – this is the author's breakthrough book， after years' sought for success。 。。。more
الرتل - Ratl
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Book review >> https://youtu。be/pY5a_jSmHJ8 Book review >> https://youtu。be/pY5a_jSmHJ8 。。。more
C Hickman
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Enjoyed it， when you know the game you can see the players。
Đức Minh
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Amazing book written by the great Robert Greene！！
MARIANNE
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narc blueprint！
Ibrahim
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من الجيد تعلم أساليب وخدع العالم المادي （الغربي خاصة） مع الحفاظ على اتزانك الداخلي ومرجعيتك الروحية والأخلاقية التي أساسها الدين، كتاب جيد فيه بعض النصائح المفيدة والقصص والعبر، يجب تذكر حقيقة أن الكاتب قد استخدم كثيرا من قواعده المذكورة في كتابة هذا الكتاب، أي أنه مارس بعض الحيل والخدع لإقناعنا بجدوى كتابه للوصول إلى سطوته الشخصية。لا أنصح قليلي الخبرة من الشباب بقراءة هذا الكتاب قبل تكوين فكرتهم الخاصة عن معارك الحياة ثم مقارنتها بالقواعد المذكورة。
A Crawley
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Un libro para dominar a los demás （o para evitar que te dominen）。 Tú eliges。⛔𝗤𝘂𝗲 𝗹𝗮 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗿𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗶𝗮 𝗡𝗢 𝗰𝗶𝗲𝗿𝗿𝗲 𝘁𝘂 𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗲: sí， se enseñan contenido éticamente cuestionable！ sí， se enseñan comportamientos perjudiciales para las relaciones saludables。。。PERO， nadie te dice que debas comportarte de esta manera。 En este libro vas a encontrar una descripción clara con anécdotas más que interesantes y bien aplicadas para explicar CÓMO los seres humanos luchan por el poder。 Esto es fáctico: pasa todos los día Un libro para dominar a los demás （o para evitar que te dominen）。 Tú eliges。⛔𝗤𝘂𝗲 𝗹𝗮 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗿𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗶𝗮 𝗡𝗢 𝗰𝗶𝗲𝗿𝗿𝗲 𝘁𝘂 𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗲: sí， se enseñan contenido éticamente cuestionable！ sí， se enseñan comportamientos perjudiciales para las relaciones saludables。。。PERO， nadie te dice que debas comportarte de esta manera。 En este libro vas a encontrar una descripción clara con anécdotas más que interesantes y bien aplicadas para explicar CÓMO los seres humanos luchan por el poder。 Esto es fáctico: pasa todos los días。 El argumento del autor es importantísimo: ¿es mejor conocer estas reglas o ignorarlas？⚠️Si tu brújula moral está rota， este libro puede dañarte profundamente。 No por nada está prohibido en （varias） cárceles americanas。 En cambio， no te preocupes y disfruta del aprendizaje si tienes en claro los lineamientos éticos y deontológicos。 De seguro recordarás esa vez cuando tu jefe o compañero de trabajo usó alguna de estas reglas en contra tuya。 Te lo aseguro。💎Una verdadera joya sobre el poder y el comportamiento humano。 。。。more
Brad Gulka
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This is a book worth reading and thinking about for just about anyone！ You don't have to take it all as gospel but this book is chock full of great ideas and examples and cool tidbits of historical stuff。 A fun read！ I definitely feel richer for having read this book。 This is a book worth reading and thinking about for just about anyone！ You don't have to take it all as gospel but this book is chock full of great ideas and examples and cool tidbits of historical stuff。 A fun read！ I definitely feel richer for having read this book。 。。。more
Celina
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this book is so awful it’s not the 48 laws of power but 48 ways on how to be a raging asshole and ruin your entire social life。what’s even worse than the book though is the concerning amount of people glorifying this book saying “some people are just not good on the inside” if that justifies abusing people to gain power over them maybe the fact it’s among the most ordered books in US prisons should tell y’all something。
Arshdeep Randhawa
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Control your surroundings
Alta
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A well written book。 Enjoyed reading it。
Bianca Mayormita
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 this is intriguing
Traci Lynn
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Fascinating book， kinda evil in a lot of ways。 Eye opening for sure！ Probably something everyone should read， just so you know what other people are up to！
J L R
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Some people will label this book as evil - corrupting or immoral， which is somewhat sad not for the book， but for them！ This book like every other book is subjective and it’s the persons own moral compass that will guide and direct them。 Does the same person who mislabels this book in the negative， believe that others books available such as the communist manifesto or other such books are evil？ Every written word is subjective to what the reader can see or take from the words。 If you read this o Some people will label this book as evil - corrupting or immoral， which is somewhat sad not for the book， but for them！ This book like every other book is subjective and it’s the persons own moral compass that will guide and direct them。 Does the same person who mislabels this book in the negative， believe that others books available such as the communist manifesto or other such books are evil？ Every written word is subjective to what the reader can see or take from the words。 If you read this or listen as I did， you will see that if a person sees only evil it demonstrates their own character and how they would subconsciously treat others but under the guise of faux kindness & platitudes！ I am an empathic person， with somewhat too much compassion。 I’m hyper vigilant， non-confrontational， and generally too kind and could I guess be labelled ‘soft’！ I opted for this book when I discovered it has been banned in specific locations， or frowned upon in areas from über rich individuals。 I asked why？ Because， the methods they adopt they do not wish to be known mainstream。 I’m intelligent enough to understand that those who gain power are not and definitely do not have the attributes in their personality as I do。 You cannot get ahead in life being non confrontational or submissive… This book took me by surprise， it was informative and broke down historical leaders， highlighted under hand tactics that have been used， tactics that can help and didn’t gloss over too much！ Some can be long winded， but I think that’s because this book is one to be read in chunks regularly whereas I listened consecutively while decorating。 This book is essential to help highlight the manipulation that has existed and exists in society and the games in which high stakes player play。 You are delusional in my own humble opinion if you believe that others do not have a negative persona that they use to manipulate others for their own benefit; lie to protect themselves or gain advantage; cheat the system or individuals in order to better position themselves; deceive， in order to advance themselves; convince others of their ‘morals’ or helpfulness or even their protective qualities –fraudulently and play or direct others into the movements they want to see occur。 Just because someone wants to do something negatively or immoral doesn’t mean they aren’t patient or treating others like a game of Chess manipulating pawns into positions in order to achieve the desired outcome over time， while professing to be a good， moral person， or for the greater good。 This ‘manipulative’ skill is used by many in power roles， businesses， governments and many others！ Too think it isn’t， is not only delusional， but ignorant that people are not all truly moral， upstanding people。 This book demonstrates all these POWERS in rules because it shows people what can be done， and how to SUBJECTIVELY improve yourself in order to not be played like a pawn， to open your eyes， to pay attention and essentially fight back。 Do you have to be evil？ No， I’m fact that’s says more about the person you are！ I recommend this book to improve your own abilities， too see the games and players for what they really are， allowing you to protect yourself。 Take it from me， kindness doesn’t always work， platitudes， and niceties don’t get things happening or changing… they allow you to be taken advantage off， ignored or mistreated！ But wrap kindness， respect and compassion in a firm， direct and powerful bubble — you can and will achieve more！ I guess some people just don’t understand that critical thinking， subjectivity and your own moral compass can guide you into your own opinions and thoughts！ 。。。more
Izak
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"Never be distracted by people’s glamorous portraits of themselves and their lives; search and dig for what really imprisons them" （Greene 354）。 This line perfectly expresses how a lot of high school kids are。 In todays day and age of social media， people can portray themselves as anything and in anyway they want to。 Usually this image of themselves they portray differs from who they truly are。 "Never be distracted by people’s glamorous portraits of themselves and their lives; search and dig for what really imprisons them" （Greene 354）。 This line perfectly expresses how a lot of high school kids are。 In todays day and age of social media， people can portray themselves as anything and in anyway they want to。 Usually this image of themselves they portray differs from who they truly are。 。。。more
Si
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I read somewhere that Greene’s books are banned in prisons。 Also that they are ethically questionable and a little controversial。 I hate self-help books， but the controversy got my attention。A very well thought out guide to power in all its aspects。 Lots of ideas taken from many sources。 The nature of power and human psychology distilled into an exact science in the style of Machiavelli or Sun Tzu。 There were lots of historical examples to back up the points of the laws。 They also made the laws I read somewhere that Greene’s books are banned in prisons。 Also that they are ethically questionable and a little controversial。 I hate self-help books， but the controversy got my attention。A very well thought out guide to power in all its aspects。 Lots of ideas taken from many sources。 The nature of power and human psychology distilled into an exact science in the style of Machiavelli or Sun Tzu。 There were lots of historical examples to back up the points of the laws。 They also made the laws easier to understand and remember in a way that similar books usually fail to do。One of the main criticisms of Greene’s books is that they encourages manipulative and ruthless behaviour。 But some would argue that all human interaction is manipulation to some extent。 Realistically， who could act 100% honest all the time and still make people happy。 As for ruthlessness， that’s the world we live in。 That’s the kind of thing they don’t teach you in school。 You can try to be nice and play fair， but your enemies wouldn’t do the same for you。 As Machiavelli himself said: “How we live is so different from how we ought to live that he who studies what ought to be done rather than what is done will learn the way to his downfall rather than to his preservation。”Not all of the book is morally grey。 A good portion is about recognising your weaknesses and optimising your situation to your circumstances。Also， knowing the laws means they can't be use against you。So overall， a great and practical read。Now I’m off to conquer the world。 。。。more
Diva
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I can see why many people would find this book amoral， disturbing or pure evil。 However， this book states the truth of mind games and psychological power play that characterizes the upper echelons of power。 This book is a good guide to understand how human mind works and how one can leverage it to one's advantage。 Even if you're not interested in power， you can still learn to recognize subtle manipulations and just protect yourself。 While this book is not everyone。 If you're interested in social I can see why many people would find this book amoral， disturbing or pure evil。 However， this book states the truth of mind games and psychological power play that characterizes the upper echelons of power。 This book is a good guide to understand how human mind works and how one can leverage it to one's advantage。 Even if you're not interested in power， you can still learn to recognize subtle manipulations and just protect yourself。 While this book is not everyone。 If you're interested in social psychology， this is a very good read。 I feel a bit evil for liking this book but it was a worthwhile read。 I can see myself revisiting the book every once in a while。 。。。more
Kay
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It was definitely well-written。 I did find a few great points （towards the beginning of the book） but mostly found the book to be manipulative and repetitive。 Greene used stories from history as examples to certain laws and concepts， but repeated the stories or variations of them in multiple laws。 I can see why narcissists and the like are so drawn to this book though。 It teaches the reader how to be manipulative to gain power。
lucy kihlberg
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Very devious but enjoyable
Dremmor
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One of the very rare books who are brutally honest and misunderstood。
Abdelmalek Elhashani
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مريض نفسي الكاتب، المفروض اسم الكتاب كيف تصبح بدون قلب ولا ضمير كتاب كيف تصبح وحش تشوف الناس انهم اعداء آو مصلحة
Grace Clark
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What are the main ideas？ 48 laws of power - highlights our resource constrained， negative outlook。 e。g。 Kill them all…evil villain perspective。 If I implemented one idea from this book right now， which one would it be？ Basics such as never outshine the master。。。learn to complement。 There are some great laws to incorporate。How would I describe the book to a friend？ 48 laws that outlines how to get to power using history to back up it's laws。My opinion: Greene has some good concepts。 However， deli What are the main ideas？ 48 laws of power - highlights our resource constrained， negative outlook。 e。g。 Kill them all…evil villain perspective。 If I implemented one idea from this book right now， which one would it be？ Basics such as never outshine the master。。。learn to complement。 There are some great laws to incorporate。How would I describe the book to a friend？ 48 laws that outlines how to get to power using history to back up it's laws。My opinion: Greene has some good concepts。 However， delivery is negative in my taste using outlier examples。 Highlights world in a constrained environment to activate yours and everyone around you's in fight， flight， freeze mentality。 Interesting why this is banned in prisons。 。。。more
Denton
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Taken at face value， 48 Laws of Power is an excruciating and sophomoric guide to being an asshole worthy of perhaps one star。 I choose instead to interpret it as an absurdist and Nabokovian work of unreliable narrative。 Through that lens， it’s reasonably well written and has some interesting examples。
Bernard
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Its okay。 A lot of anecdote on how people use power to dominate。 I think how to win friends and influence is always the classic and better book。 But this can be a good pre-bed time read， with short stories which u can finish in 5-10 minutes。
ReadDatBook
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Fantastic book， ppl who say its amoral are most likely amoral themselves。 This book can be used in any variety of positive ways of course some negative ways， just like life its what you do with it。 There are great anecdotes， history that may pique your interest that may broaden your horizons if you delve deeper， there are practical items and some counterintuitive ones。 Amazing insights into other peoples behaviors which may have troubled you through a lack of understanding of human nature。 Again Fantastic book， ppl who say its amoral are most likely amoral themselves。 This book can be used in any variety of positive ways of course some negative ways， just like life its what you do with it。 There are great anecdotes， history that may pique your interest that may broaden your horizons if you delve deeper， there are practical items and some counterintuitive ones。 Amazing insights into other peoples behaviors which may have troubled you through a lack of understanding of human nature。 Again I cant stress enough， the virtue signalers who say its evil are not to be listened to and probably to be avoided if you know them personally。 Not into many wisdom books as they generally spew the same mumbo jumbo and common sense， this books ability to be so practical， historical and anecdotal all at once is really a great book to pick up at random and remember random laws and the wisdom inside。 。。。more
Arnaldur Bjarnason
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A lot of advice。 Many good advice， some great while others are mostly useful for cartoon villains。
Sadeem M。k。
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worst book i ever read。。 i couldn’t finish it。。 each “ law” worse than the other 。。 some of them the title is good but the explanation of how to use that arvice is bad 。。 we need to produce more hamns with humane values and honors not create superficial taking advantages society。。 some argue it is already there my argument why add more and reenforce that type of thinking。。 i never hate a book but this one is by far the worst。 i’d take every law and reverse it。
Stajhesapno4
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