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Paperback. Condition: New. This collection of essays investigates the darker aspects of Diderot, writer, art critic, philosopher and encyclopdiste. The chapters focus on the schism between positive images of the Enlightenment and an undercurrent of disorder, transgression and clandestine intellectual and social practices. Diderots role in this fissure is critically scrutinised through an analysis of the interface between Enlightenment and its dark side. In his reticence before authority and censorship, in the richness and complexity of his literary and philosophical works, in the emotional conflict of his theatre, or in his innovative aesthetic vision, Diderot consistently evokes the darker side of the Enlightenment. Cet ouvrage interroge laspect plus sombre de Diderot, crivain, critique dart, philosophe et encyclopdiste. Les contributeurs traitent du clivage entre dun ct, les images positives des Lumires et, de lautre, le dsordre, la rvolte, la transgression, les pratiques sociales et intellectuelles clandestines qui en constituent son corollaire parfois sous-jacent. Le rle de Diderot au cur de ce clivage sera analys dans le cadre dune interrogation plus large du couple Ombres/Lumires. Diderot incarne dans ses rticences devant les autorits et la censure, dans la richesse et la complexit de ses ouvrages littraires et philosophiques, dans les conflits affectifs de son thtre, ou encore dans sa vision esthtique innovatrice une alternative, plus sombre, la marche des Lumires triomphantes.…

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Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Hardcover, xii + 195 pages, NOT ex-library. Book is clean and bright throughout, with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps, firmly bound. Bright untorn dust jacket. -- This scholarly collection investigates the representation of the metropolis in the prose of pre-1789 France. The book's contributors trace a shift in perception, from a view of the urban setting as a place for personal advancement to its portrayal as a site of civic and ethical decay. Through close readings of various authors, the volume analyzes how the physical and social environments of places like Paris and Geneva were textually constructed, reflecting the anxieties and ideals of a society on the cusp of profound change.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. This collection of essays investigates the darker aspects of Diderot, writer, art critic, philosopher and encyclopdiste. The chapters focus on the schism between positive images of the Enlightenment and an undercurrent of disorder, transgression and clandestine intellectual and social practices. Diderots role in this fissure is critically scrutinised through an analysis of the interface between Enlightenment and its dark side. In his reticence before authority and censorship, in the richness and complexity of his literary and philosophical works, in the emotional conflict of his theatre, or in his innovative aesthetic vision, Diderot consistently evokes the darker side of the Enlightenment. Cet ouvrage interroge laspect plus sombre de Diderot, crivain, critique dart, philosophe et encyclopdiste. Les contributeurs traitent du clivage entre dun ct, les images positives des Lumires et, de lautre, le dsordre, la rvolte, la transgression, les pratiques sociales et intellectuelles clandestines qui en constituent son corollaire parfois sous-jacent. Le rle de Diderot au cur de ce clivage sera analys dans le cadre dune interrogation plus large du couple Ombres/Lumires. Diderot incarne dans ses rticences devant les autorits et la censure, dans la richesse et la complexit de ses ouvrages littraires et philosophiques, dans les conflits affectifs de son thtre, ou encore dans sa vision esthtique innovatrice une alternative, plus sombre, la marche des Lumires triomphantes.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This collection of essays investigates the darker aspects of Diderot, writer, art critic, philosopher and encyclopdiste. The chapters focus on the schism between positive images of the Enlightenment and an undercurrent of disorder, transgression and clandestine intellectual and social practices. Diderots role in this fissure is critically scrutinised through an analysis of the interface between Enlightenment and its dark side. In his reticence before authority and censorship, in the richness and complexity of his literary and philosophical works, in the emotional conflict of his theatre, or in his innovative aesthetic vision, Diderot consistently evokes the darker side of the Enlightenment. Cet ouvrage interroge laspect plus sombre de Diderot, crivain, critique dart, philosophe et encyclopdiste. Les contributeurs traitent du clivage entre dun ct, les images positives des Lumires et, de lautre, le dsordre, la rvolte, la transgression, les pratiques sociales et intellectuelles clandestines qui en constituent son corollaire parfois sous-jacent. Le rle de Diderot au cur de ce clivage sera analys dans le cadre dune interrogation plus large du couple Ombres/Lumires. Diderot incarne dans ses rticences devant les autorits et la censure, dans la richesse et la complexit de ses ouvrages littraires et philosophiques, dans les conflits affectifs de son thtre, ou encore dans sa vision esthtique innovatrice une alternative, plus sombre, la marche des Lumires triomphantes.; This collection of essays investigates the darker aspects of Diderot, writer, art critic, philosopher and encyclopédiste . The chapters focus on the schism between positive images of the Enlightenment and an undercurrent of disorder, transgression and clandestine intellectual and social practices. Diderot's role in this fissure is critically scrutinised through an analysis of the interface between Enlightenment and its dark side. In his reticence before authority and censorship, in the richness and complexity of his literary and philosophical works, in the emotional conflict of his theatre, or in his innovative aesthetic vision, Diderot consistently evokes the darker side of the Enlightenment.Cet ouvrage interroge l'aspect plus sombre de Diderot, écrivain, critique d'art, philosophe et encyclopédiste. Les contributeurs traitent du clivage entre d'un côté, les images positives des Lumières et, de l'autre, le désordre, la révolte, la transgression, les pratiques sociales et intellectuelles clandestines qui en constituent son corollaire parfois sous-jacent. Le rôle de Diderot au coeur de ce clivage sera analysé dans le cadre d'une interrogation plus large du couple Ombres/Lumières. Diderot incarne - dans ses réticences devant les autorités et la censure, dans la richesse et la complexité de ses ouvrages littéraires et philosophiques, dans les conflits affectifs de son théâtre, ou encore dans sa vision esthétique innovatrice - une alternative, plus sombre, à la marche des Lumières triomphantes.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. What is turmoil? How may it be captured? What were its manifestations in the eighteenth century? Why does it feel so familiar, even urgent, nowadays? This volume proposes a completely new ontology of turmoil through study of its incidence and impact in the eighteenth-century francophone context. The interdisciplinary essays in this bilingual volume provide multiple illustrations of eighteenth-century instability and insecurity, as well as subsequent adjustments to a post-turmoil new normal. Each instance illuminates human resilience and the mechanisms of post-turmoil elasticity and adaptation in Enlightenment, revolutionary and post-revolutionary writing by female authors Charrière and Monbart, in publications by male authors Beaumarchais, Bernardin de Saint-Pierre, Chamfort, Dupaty, Raynal, Sade and Voltaire, and also in writing by relatively unknown authors, journalists and critics, who capture the turmoil of the global francophone eighteenth-century world. The topics explored emerge as universal ones, familiar to a modern readership: textual and visual revisionism, symbolism within natural disasters, realignment of beliefs, instability of memory, repositioning of historical narratives, female insecurity, attacks on public figures, post-revolutionary resilience and the impact of exile. Through its unique identification of three key generative indicators for turmoil -phenomenon, paradigm shift, elasticity of adaptation- this volume's contributors deliver a distinctive, rich and new ontology of turmoil.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What is turmoil? How may it be captured? What were its manifestations in the eighteenth century? Why does it feel so familiar, even urgent, nowadays? This volume proposes a completely new ontology of turmoil through study of its incidence and impact in the eighteenth-century francophone context. The interdisciplinary essays in this bilingual volume provide multiple illustrations of eighteenth-century instability and insecurity, as well as subsequent adjustments to a post-turmoil new normal. Each instance illuminates human resilience and the mechanisms of post-turmoil elasticity and adaptation in Enlightenment, revolutionary and post-revolutionary writing by female authors Charriere and Monbart, in publications by male authors Beaumarchais, Bernardin de Saint-Pierre, Chamfort, Dupaty, Raynal, Sade and Voltaire, and also in writing by relatively unknown authors, journalists and critics, who capture the turmoil of the global francophone eighteenth-century world. The topics explored emerge as universal ones, familiar to a modern readership: textual and visual revisionism, symbolism within natural disasters, realignment of beliefs, instability of memory, repositioning of historical narratives, female insecurity, attacks on public figures, post-revolutionary resilience and the impact of exile. Through its unique identification of three key generative indicators for turmoil phenomenon, paradigm shift, elasticity of adaptation this volumes contributors deliver a distinctive, rich and new ontology of turmoil. What is turmoil? This bilingual and interdisciplinary book proposes a distinctive new ontology of turmoil through study of its incidence and impact within the eighteenth-century francophone context. With focus on Enlightenment, revolutionary and post-revolutionary texts, these essays identify three key generative indicators of turmoil: phenomenon; paradigm shift; adaptation. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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