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Author: Montaigne
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Montaigne, a famous French philosopher and essayist. In philosophy, he attacked the church and feudalism with skepticism, criticized scholastic philosophy, opposed the doctrine of the immortality of the soul, and advocated the "metaphysics" of self-study. His essays greatly influenced writers such as Bacon and Shakespeare. This book is one of the best selections from his Essays. It is an honest book. From the beginning, it reminds you that he wrote it only for his family and himself, and with no other purpose. He gave no thought to serving others or seeking honor. This book selects and translates Montaigne's essays, covering three aspects: the self he perceived, the ways of life and thoughts he experienced in human existence, and the reality he understood.