Montaigne's Classic Writings

Author: Montaigne
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: (1533—1592) A famous French thinker and essayist during the Renaissance. Starting from the principle of individual freedom, he opposed the scholastic philosophy of his time, emphasized that "what I study is myself," advocated the naturalness of moral behavior, and believed in the inherent goodness of human nature. His works had a significant influence on later advanced thinkers and writers such as Francis Bacon and William Shakespeare, and are still regarded today as respected guides and friends by scholars. This book is a carefully selected translation from Montaigne's complete works, focusing on his discussions and reflections on life, art, morality, education, and other topics, providing readers, especially young students, with a mirror for contemplation. (1533—1592) A famous French thinker and essayist during the Renaissance. Starting from the principle of individual freedom, he opposed the scholastic philosophy of his time, emphasized that "what I study is myself," advocated the naturalness of moral behavior, and believed in the inherent goodness of human nature. His works had a significant influence on later advanced thinkers and writers such as Francis Bacon and William Shakespeare, and are still regarded today as respected guides and friends by scholars. This book is a carefully selected translation from Montaigne's complete works, focusing on his discussions and reflections on life, art, morality, education, and other topics, providing readers, especially young students, with a mirror for contemplation.