Experiments. Book 1-3 (set of 3 books)

"The content of my book is myself, and this is by no means the reason that you give your leisure to the subject to such a lightweight and insignificant" - this is how Michelle Montigne (1533–1592) characterizes your own work. But people today find pleasure in reading his "experiments". Why? Apparently, the point is that Montaigne himself is still relevant-a philosopher, intellectual, wit. One modern author called him a "typical blogger", and in this shocking formulation there is a lot of truth. Montan wrote, in his own words, for loved ones, family and friends, wanting to leave "some traces of his own character and thoughts. So he created a series of brilliant, full of humor, candid texts, and the "coverage of the audience" turned out to be unexpectedly wide: Michelle Montaigne became a significant virtual interlocutor, adviser, and a friend for many generations of readers around the world