Cambridge University Press 0521316561 - Benjamin Constant
0521316561 - Benjamin Constant: Adolphe Dennis Wood Frontmatter More information Title: 5 x 9 long title P65 Author: deepalip Created Date: 5/17/2005 9:46:45 AM
The Art of Constants Adolphe: The Stylization of Experience
'Etat present des Etudes sur Benjamin Constant' by Pierre Deguise in L'Information litteraire, I (1958), No 4, pp I39-50, and C Cordie's edition of Adolphe (Naples, 1963), pp 47-64 3 G Rudler, to whom Constant studies owe so much, made in his editions of i9I9 and I935
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BENJAMIN CONSTANT 3 star and was made secretary 5 us, Constant commenced his intellectual career endowed with a store of conceptions and preconceptions on the great issues of social and political theory, especially on religion, ethics and the place of the individual in society In the words of Saltet, the influence
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Interest in the thought of Benjamin Constant has been growing steadily on both sides of the Atlantic Long recognized as the author of the literary masterpiece Adolphe, Constant is best known today for his political thought and, in particular, for his 1819 lecture “On the Liberty of the Moderns Compared with That of the Ancients ”
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By Anne Boutin (Travaux et recherches de l’Institut Benjamin Constant, 10) Geneva: Slatkine, 2008 590 pp Hb €90 00 This new addition to the series of Benjamin Constant studies is a perceptive analysis of parole and its effects on personnage and sujet in Adolphe, Amélie et Germaine, Cécile, and Ma vie, the last three posthumously
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