Montaigne And Shakspere
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The temperaments are profoundly different;yet the style of Montaigne had evidently taken as deep a hold of theartistic consciousness of Rousseau as had the doctrines of the laterwriters on whom he drew for his polemic. But indeed he found in theessay on the Cannibals the very theme of his first paradox; inMontaigne's emphatic denunciations[157] of laws more criminal than thecrimes they dealt with, he had a deeper inspiration still; in the essayon the training of children he had his starting-poi...nts for theargumentation of _Emile_; and in the whole unabashed self-portraiture ofthe ESSAYS he had his great exemplar for the _Confessions_. Even in thevery different case of Voltaire, we may go at least as far as Villemainand say that the essayist must have helped to shape the thought of thegreat freethinker; whose _Philosophe Ignorant_ may indeed be connectedwith the APOLOGY without any of the hesitation with which Villemainsuggests his general parallel. In fine, Montaigne has scattered hispollen over all the literature of France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The temperaments are profoundly different;yet the style of Montaigne had evidently taken as deep a hold of theartistic consciousness of Rousseau as had the doctrines of the laterwriters on whom he drew for his polemic. But indeed he found in theessay on the Cannibals the very theme of his first paradox; inMontaigne's emphatic denunciations[157] of laws more criminal than thecrimes they dealt with, he had a deeper inspiration still; in the essayon the training of children he had his starting-poi...nts for theargumentation of _Emile_; and in the whole unabashed self-portraiture ofthe ESSAYS he had his great exemplar for the _Confessions_. Even in thevery different case of Voltaire, we may go at least as far as Villemainand say that the essayist must have helped to shape the thought of thegreat freethinker; whose _Philosophe Ignorant_ may indeed be connectedwith the APOLOGY without any of the hesitation with which Villemainsuggests his general parallel. In fine, Montaigne has scattered hispollen over all the literature of France.
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