Montaigne's Essays: Tackling It
Apr 2023 · Cambridge Scholars Publishing
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About this ebook
Montaigne’s essays penetrate the intimate feelings, perceptions, attitudes, anxieties and hopes which make up the texture of daily life. With urbanity and irony, he makes his way through the fine texture of these formative traits of lived life. Tackling each issue as it arises, Montaigne probes the spectrum of human experiences, and shares his own wisdom with the human kind that will read him. The reader of this book, which is a blend of Montaigne’s observations with those of the author, should find in Montaigne, a mirror of his or her own experiences and the joy or solace of knowing that they apply precisely to their own world.
About the author
Frederic Will has written widely in poetry, criticism, critical theory, and fiction. His lifetime literary archive opened at the University of Texas, in the early sixties, and contains a full collection of the author’s manuscript and draft copy work. A fully established American writer, he has taught widely in the United States—Universities of Dartmouth, Pennsylvania State, Texas, Massachusetts—and abroad—Tuebingen, Mizoram (India), Chang sha (China), Tunis, Chad. He currently serves as President of the Humanities University.
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