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Philosophical Dictionary Francois Voltaire

Voltaire's "Philosophical Dictionary," first published in 1764, is a series of short, radical essays - organized alphabetically - that provide a brilliant and bitter analysis of the social and...

Voltaire's "Philosophical Dictionary," first published in 1764, is a series of short, radical essays - organized alphabetically - that provide a brilliant and bitter analysis of the social and religious conventions that dominated French thought in the eighteenth century. One of the masterpieces of the Enlightenment, this highly influential work of sardonic...

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  • Number of pages Number of pages 400
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 1984
  • Publisher Publisher Penguin
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Voltaire's "Philosophical Dictionary," first published in 1764, is a series of short, radical essays - organized alphabetically - that provide a brilliant and bitter analysis of the social and religious conventions that dominated French thought in the eighteenth century. One of the masterpieces of the Enlightenment, this highly influential work of sardonic humor - more a collection of essays than a conventional dictionary - examines various topics, such as Abraham and Atheism, Faith and Freedom of Thought, Miracles and Moses. Repeatedly condemned by political and religious authorities, Voltaire's work passionately advocates for the cause of reason and justice, and critiques Christian theology and contemporary attitudes towards war and society - declaring, as he observes the world around him: "Common sense is not so common."

Pages: 416, Dimensions: 12.9x12.9cm

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Publisher
Penguin
Subtitle
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Language
French
ISBN-13
9780140442571

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Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
400
Dimensions
19.8x2.5 cm
Release Date
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Publication Date
1984

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Philosophical Movement/School
Enlightenment
Reader Level
Classic Texts

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