The Living EyeThis volume is a translation of selections of L'Oeil vivant (1961 and 70). Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or. |
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... Rousseau himself . It is Rousseau who , when the need strikes him , asks that he not be read “ at face value . ” I was merely summarizing ( rather than citing verbatim ) any number of statements by Rousseau - availing myself of the ...
... Rousseau himself . It is Rousseau who , when the need strikes him , asks that he not be read “ at face value . ” I was merely summarizing ( rather than citing verbatim ) any number of statements by Rousseau - availing myself of the ...
Page 179
... Rousseau , like Augustine , summons the presence of the divine gaze . But Rousseau summons it once and for all , as a preliminary . In the body of the narrative there are almost no invocations of or apostrophes to God . The reader is a ...
... Rousseau , like Augustine , summons the presence of the divine gaze . But Rousseau summons it once and for all , as a preliminary . In the body of the narrative there are almost no invocations of or apostrophes to God . The reader is a ...
Page 233
... Rousseau's reveries , see Marcel Raymond , " Deux aspects de la vie intérieure de J.-J. Rousseau , " Annales J.-J. Rousseau , vol . 29 , p . 44 . 37. See the chapter on Rousseau in Georges Poulet , Etudes sur le temps humain ( Paris ...
... Rousseau's reveries , see Marcel Raymond , " Deux aspects de la vie intérieure de J.-J. Rousseau , " Annales J.-J. Rousseau , vol . 29 , p . 44 . 37. See the chapter on Rousseau in Georges Poulet , Etudes sur le temps humain ( Paris ...
Contents
JeanJacques Rousseau and the Peril of Reflection | 14 |
Pseudonymous Stendhal | 78 |
The Critical Relation | 112 |
Copyright | |
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