Skepticism. Weapons of reason
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Michelle Montigne (1533-1592) - French philosopher. His philosophical position can be designated as skepticism, which is, on the one hand, the result of bitter worldly experience and disappointment in people, and, on the other hand, is based on conviction of the inaccuracy of human knowledge. Montigne sets out his thoughts in a bright artistic manner, his style is distinguished by wit and liveliness.
Francois Laroshfuko (1613-1680)-French writer, author of works of a philosophical and moralistic nature. The main object of his research is the nature of people and human relations, which are evaluated by Laroshfuko is also very skeptical. At the heart of all human actions, he sees pride, vanity and persecution of personal interests. The general tone of his works is extremely poisonous, sometimes reaching cynicism.
The book presents the works of Montaeny and Laroshfuko, giving an idea of the work of these philosophers
Francois Laroshfuko (1613-1680)-French writer, author of works of a philosophical and moralistic nature. The main object of his research is the nature of people and human relations, which are evaluated by Laroshfuko is also very skeptical. At the heart of all human actions, he sees pride, vanity and persecution of personal interests. The general tone of his works is extremely poisonous, sometimes reaching cynicism.
The book presents the works of Montaeny and Laroshfuko, giving an idea of the work of these philosophers
Author:
Author:de Laroshfuko Francois, Montaen Michelle de
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Phylosophy
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Philosophical match
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00180-275-4
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