Madame de Staël et Benjamin Constant, N°1 janvier-mars 1966, Armand Colin
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Published in 1966 by Armand Colin in the Revue d'histoire littéraire de la France, this special issue is devoted to Madame de Staël and Benjamin Constant, two of the most influential figures of European Romanticism and liberal thought.
Through essays, documents, reviews and bibliographies, the volume explores the intellectual, literary and personal relationships linking these two remarkable writers and thinkers. It also examines their lasting influence on literature, politics and European culture.
Far more than a biographical study, the issue provides a valuable introduction to the ideas, debates and literary legacy of one of the most fascinating intellectual partnerships of the nineteenth century.
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Paperback. Worn covers. Page edges and paper age-toned. Very good overall condition. 208 pages.
Historical Context
Published in 1966, this issue reflects a period of renewed interest in literary history and intellectual history, when scholars increasingly sought to place literary works within their broader political and cultural context.
Legacy
This thematic issue remains an interesting record of French literary scholarship in the mid-twentieth century and continues to be of value to readers interested in Romanticism, intellectual history and nineteenth-century literature.
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Published in 1966 by Armand Colin in the Revue d'histoire littéraire de la France, this special issue is devoted to Madame de Staël and Benjamin Constant, two of the most influential figures of European Romanticism and liberal thought.
Through essays, documents, reviews and bibliographies, the volume explores the intellectual, literary and personal relationships linking these two remarkable writers and thinkers. It also examines their lasting influence on literature, politics and European culture.
Far more than a biographical study, the issue provides a valuable introduction to the ideas, debates and literary legacy of one of the most fascinating intellectual partnerships of the nineteenth century.