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Les Ecrivains de la Renaissance française
Les écrivains de la Renaissance, les humanistes français: François Rabelais, Pierre de Ronsard, Michel de Montaigne, Marguerite de Navarre, les biographies, les listes de ses oeuvres avec les extraits. Il est possible de trouver une liste des femmes écrivains de la Renaissance. [fra] |
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Ìîíòåíü, Ìèøåëü
Îïûòû. Òîì I Îïûòû. Òîì II Ýññå [rus] |
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Ìèøåëü Ìîíòåíü
Îïûòû: Î äðóæáå [rus] |
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Ìîíòåíü (Montaigne)
Ìèøåëü äå Ìîíòåíü (Montaigne): àôîðèçìû, öèòàòû, áèîãðàôèÿ [rus] |
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Ìîíòåíü Ìèøåëü (Michel de Montaigne) - Ïåðñîíàëèè
Êóëüòóðîëîãèÿ òåîðèÿ èñòîðèÿ øêîëû è íàïðàâëåíèÿ [rus] |
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ÌÎÍÒÅÍÜ
Äîñüå. Îïûòû. [rus] |
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Lib.Ru: Ìèøåëü Ìîíòåíü
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Àíäðå Ìîðóà. Ëèòåðàòóðíûå ïîðòðåòû
Ìîíòåíü. [rus] |
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Ìèøåëü Ìîíòåíü. Àôîðèçìû, ìûñëè, ôðàçû.
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Montaigne's Essays
Florio's Preface To the curteous Reader Dedicatory Poems The Author to the Reader [eng] |
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Montaigne Studies
An interdisciplinary journal published annually in February at the University of Chicago by the Division of the Humanities. [eng] |
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MONTAIGNE - Les Essais
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Michel de Montaigne
Montaigne is a great French Renaissance thinker who took himself as the great object of study in his Essays. In studying himself Montaigne is studying mankind. He attempted to weigh or 'assay' his nature, habits, his own opinions and those of others. He is searching for truth by reflecting on his readings, his travels as well as his experiences both public and private. Montaigne's writing style is light and untechnical. He was also a striking representative of Renaissance skepticism and fideism. Essentially fideism is a strategy which uses skepticism in order to clear the ground for the entrance of Catholicism. Montaigne's skepticism is largely confined to An Apology for Raymond Sebond which was originally the (very long) twelth chapter of Book II of the Essays but is often published separately. (Unfortunately our electronic text of the Essays does not contain the Apology). [eng] |
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Michel de Montaigne
French courtier and author of ESSAIS (1572-80, 1588), which established a new literary form. Montaigne has remained the greatest exponent of the essay, a short piece that discusses the author's personal thoughts about a particular subject. His successors have followed him in the use of the self as subject, the replacement of logical thought by free association, and the use of essay as "a literary device for saying almost everything about anything" (Aldous Huxley). [eng] |
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Montaigne
Montaigne devrait être interdit de lecture à 'ceux qui n'ignorent rien, qui gouvernent le monde, qui sçavent tout; mais recommandé à tous les autres pour qui le mot doute évoque une expérience (ou un essai) de leur vie quotidienne. [fra] |
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