Thu Jan 22 23:13:47 2009 UTClccn-n80-126267Authors, French--18th centuryPhilosophers--FranceAuthors, French0.520.720.86n 80126267oca00506712a118627813100152007Voltaire,1694-1778Arouet, François Marie,1694-1778Vadé, Guillaume,1694-1778Vadé, Catherine,1694-1778Volter,1694-1778Voltaire, François Marie Arouet de,1694-1778Wolter,1694-1778Ralph,M. le docteur,1694-1778Poete philosophe,1694-1778Fu-erh-tʻai,1694-1778Fuertai,1694-1778Volʹter, Mari Fransua,1694-1778Volʹter, Fransua Mari,1694-1778Voltaire, J. F. M. 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It was the indifferent shrug and callous inertia that this 'optimism' concealed which so angered Voltaire, who found the 'all for the best' approach a patently inadequate response to suffering, to natural disasters - such as the recent earthquakes in Lima and Lisbon - not to mention the questions of illness and man-made war. Moreover, as the rebel whose satiric genius had earned him not only international acclaim, but two stays in the Bastille, flogging and exile, Voltaire knew personally what suffering involved. In Candide he whisks his young hero and friends through a ludicrous variety of tortures, tragedies and reversals of fortune, in the company of Pangloss, a 'metaphysico-theologo-cosmolo-nigologist' of unflinching optimism. The result is one of the glories of eighteenth-century satire.

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Presents an unabridged narration of Voltaire's Philosophical dictionary. Includes wise and witty entries on subjects as diverse as atheism and kissing.

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These 24 epistolary essays by the eighteenth-century literary titan exiled to avoid imprisonment for his writings examine the English free thinkers, scientists, religion and government.

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The spirit of satire flourished during the Enlightenment as in no other period, and the crowning achievement of that caustic, brilliantly learned age was Voltaire's Candide, published in 1759, at the height of its author's enormous European fame. Following the worldwide encounters - with shipwrecks, earthquakes, pestilence, and human insanity - of its hero and his incomparably absurd tutor, Dr. Pangloss, Candide is the most entertaining of all philosophical novels and the most philosophical of entertainments.

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A collection of short stories, including "Candide," "Zadig," and "Memnon," reveals the author's perspective of society in his time, ethics, faith, legal justice, and love.

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A translation into Russian of Voltaire's "Histoire de Charles XII," apparently predating the earliest printed edition of a Russian translation, which appeared in 1820. Written in at least 2 different hands.

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Ideeënroman over een Babylonische jongeman die nadenkt over de vrijheid.

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Item no. 1992 in Two centuries of French drama, 1760-1960, a collection of 2,014 French dramas housed in the Department of Special Collections, University of Florida Libraries.

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Operette van Leonard Bernstein, gebaseerd op het boek Candide van Voltaire.

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This includes cantos 1-4 only and was transcribed directly from the privately printed 1796-1797 translation. There are a number of annotations and corrections in ink and in pencil in the text.

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With its tales ofnbsp; illegitimacy, prison, stardom, exile, love affairs, and tireless battles against his critics, priests and king, Roger Pearson's Voltaire Almighty brings the father of Enlightenment to vivid life. nbsp; Voltaire Almighty provides a lively look at the life and thought of one of the major forces behind European Enlightenment. A rebel from start to finish (1694-1778), Voltaire was an ailing and unwanted bastard child who refused to die; and when he did consent to expire some eighty-four years later, he secured a Christian burial despite a bishops ban. nbsp; During much of his life Voltaire was the toast of society for his plays and verse, but his barbed wit and commitment to human reason got him into trouble. Jailed twice and eventually banished by the king, he was an outspoken critic of religious intolerance and persecution. His personal life was as colorful as his intellectual life. Of independent means and mind, Voltaire never married, but he had long-term affairs with two women: Emilie, who died after giving birth to the child of another lover, and his niece, Marie-Louise, with whom he spent the last twenty-five years of his life. The consummate outsider; a dissenter who craved acceptance while flamboyantly disdaining it; author of countless stories, poems, books, plays, treatises, and tracts as well as some twenty thousand letters to his friends: Voltaire lived a long, active life that makes for engaging and entertaining reading.

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