Selected Masterpieces of World Literature - Confessions (Volume 1 and 2)

Author: Rousseau (France) [Author], Cao Meng [Translator]
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Publication Date: 2002-08-01
Features: Rousseau's (1712-1778) Confessions is a biographical literary work that has made significant contributions to the development of human thought. It has won the admiration of readers worldwide. Confessions presents a profound self-examination of the author's soul, openly exposing his faults and private life to the world, confessing to the public and standing naked before the world, allowing it to be judged. This makes the book a highly esteemed work in literary history, characterized by its sincerity and frankness. This work fully reflects the author's hatred of injustice and his call for genuine love for others, earning the respect and admiration of people in France and around the world. There is an ancient Chinese saying: "Judge oneself by others." Confessions is like a spotless mirror that reflects the reader's soul and a clear, crystalline stream that purifies the human heart.