The Aesthetic Doctrine of Montesquieu Its Application in His Writings
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" 9 vii, 197. 10 vn, 386. U Sup. , p. 120. "P. & F. , n, 27. 13 Sup. , p. 120. U P. & F. } n, 25. 15 Cf. Inf. , p. 144. 16 vn, 397.
124 The Aesthetic Doctrine of Montesquieu.
But this is only one side of the medal. Again and again in his letters, he invites criticism from his friends and approves it from strangers. He profits by the strictures of Mme. De Mirepoix and admires her taste ; ! he requests corrections from Mme. D'Aiguillon ; 2 he gives Guasco liberty to judge and criticize ; 3 he con...gratulates Grosley on his objections and his knowledge/ and replies with good humor to his points ; 5 he thinks Gerdil meritorious; 6 he is enchanted with Bertolini "Je m'y trouve pare" com me dans un jour de fte ; " 7 and he thanks Risteau for his " eloges flatteurs. " ] In general, he is willing to admit a difference of opinion on small points, 9 though he objects when Vernet, unsolicited, corrects his French. 10 This last seems to give the clue to the situation : among friends and fair-minded critics he is perfectly willing to allow minor dissent and corrections, if there is agreement on main issues ; but those who largely condemn, misunderstand or misconstrue his position, especially if acrimony is added, arouse his indignation and his scorn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 9 vii, 197. 10 vn, 386. U Sup. , p. 120. "P. & F. , n, 27. 13 Sup. , p. 120. U P. & F. } n, 25. 15 Cf. Inf. , p. 144. 16 vn, 397.
124 The Aesthetic Doctrine of Montesquieu.
But this is only one side of the medal. Again and again in his letters, he invites criticism from his friends and approves it from strangers. He profits by the strictures of Mme. De Mirepoix and admires her taste ; ! he requests corrections from Mme. D'Aiguillon ; 2 he gives Guasco liberty to judge and criticize ; 3 he con...gratulates Grosley on his objections and his knowledge/ and replies with good humor to his points ; 5 he thinks Gerdil meritorious; 6 he is enchanted with Bertolini "Je m'y trouve pare" com me dans un jour de fte ; " 7 and he thanks Risteau for his " eloges flatteurs. " ] In general, he is willing to admit a difference of opinion on small points, 9 though he objects when Vernet, unsolicited, corrects his French. 10 This last seems to give the clue to the situation : among friends and fair-minded critics he is perfectly willing to allow minor dissent and corrections, if there is agreement on main issues ; but those who largely condemn, misunderstand or misconstrue his position, especially if acrimony is added, arouse his indignation and his scorn.
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