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by Odette de Mourgues

  • ISBN: 0521218233
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  • Author: Odette de Mourgues
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  • Language: English
  • Publisher: Cambridge University Press; New Edition edition (May 31, 1978)
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Two French Moralists: L. .has been added to your Cart. Professor de Mourgues' study of seventeenth-century classical French writers La Rochefoucauld and La Bruyère investigates the term 'moralist' and how it applies to the two writers

Two French Moralists: L. Professor de Mourgues' study of seventeenth-century classical French writers La Rochefoucauld and La Bruyère investigates the term 'moralist' and how it applies to the two writers. This study raises delicate questions of interpretation, and adds equally to the fascination of the two writers' work. Series: Major European Authors Series.

Two French Moralists: La Rochefoucauld and La Bruyère (Major European Authors Series). by Odette de Mourgues. ISBN 13: 9780521218238. Publication Date: 5/31/1978.

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Among seventeenth-century classical French writers La Rochefoucauld owes his renown to his maxims and La Bruyère to.The two moralists are studied separately.

Among seventeenth-century classical French writers La Rochefoucauld owes his renown to his maxims and La Bruyère to his stylised portraits, or caractères. This book starts from the basic assumption that both writers were 'moralists', and as such were concerned with a universal picture of man and society within the limitations of nature and reason. Professor de Mourgues stresses their individual characteristics, and the complexity of their views.

Professor de Mourgues' study examines the works of La Rochefoucauld and La Bruyere in regards to the term 'moralist'. Major European Authors. Cambridge University Press. Two French Moralists.

Two French moralists La Rochefoucauld & La Bruyère. Personal Name: Mourgues, Odette de 1914- Verfasser (DE-588)172265282. Two French moralists La Rochefoucauld & La Bruyère. Choose file format of this book to download: pdf chm txt rtf doc. Download this format book. Publication, Distribution, et. Cambridge.

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Among seventeenth-century classical French writers La Rochefoucauld owes his renown to his maxims and La Bruyère to his stylised portraits, or caractères. This book starts from the basic assumption that both writers were 'moralists', and as such were concerned with a universal picture of man and society within the limitations of nature and reason. The two moralists are studied separately. Professor de Mourgues stresses their individual characteristics, and the complexity of their views. She draws attention to the problems of literary diction they had to face, and comments on the artistic achievement to be found in the Maximes and the Caractères. This study shows that the position of La Rochefoucauld and la Bruyère as 'moralists' is more ambiguous than the usual neat definitions of the term would allow. This study raises delicate questions of interpretation, and adds equally to the fascination of the two writers' work.

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