Bøger af Denis Diderot

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Schiller wählte eine Episode aus dem noch nicht publizierten Roman Jacques der Fatalist und sein Herr von Denis Diderot und formte daraus eine eigenständige Erzählung. In ihr geht es um eine verlassene Frau, die sich durch eine geschickt eingefädelte Intrige an ihrem ehemaligen Liebhaber rächen will, indem sie ihn in die Arme einer Prostituierten treibt. Von der Schönheit und vorgespielten Sittsamkeit der Frau hingerissen, heiratet er sie und erfährt am nächsten Tag von ihrer Vergangenheit. Die französische Erstausgabe des Romans erschien erst zwölf Jahre nach dem Tod des Verfassers in Paris und somit nach Schillers Teilübersetzung ins Deutsche. Schillers deutsche Version wiederum wurde 1793 ins Französische zurückübersetzt und eigenständig veröffentlicht.

Les deux amis de Bourbonne et autres contes

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Les Bijoux indiscrets est un roman libertin publié anonymement par Denis Diderot en 1748. L'édition est clandestine, sans nom d'éditeur, mais c'est le libraire Laurent Durand qui assura la publication. Cette allégorie, qui est la première oeuvre romanesque de Diderot, dépeint Louis XV sous les traits du sultan Mangogul du Congo qui reçoit du génie Cucufa un anneau magique qui possède le pouvoir de faire parler les parties génitales ( bijoux ) des femmes. On trouve un trope comparable, que Diderot doit avoir connu, dans le fabliau égrillard Le Chevalier qui fist parler les cons. L'idée mème de faire parler l'appareil génital féminin, grâce à une intervention magique, se retrouve dans une histoire de Caylus datant de 1747. Résumé Mangogul essaie trente fois la bague, dévoilant les secrets intimes des femmes de sa cour et de son royaume, généralement pendant leur sommeil. Il partage les résultats de ses enquètes avec sa favorite, Mirzoza, qui est elle-mème perpétuellement inquiète d'ètre la victime de la bague. Il faut dire que peu sont épargnées: essentiellement les femmes de la cour, avec leurs différents caractères (la prude, la coquette, la joueuse, la manipulatrice...), leurs différentes extractions (de la haute noblesse à la petite bourgeoise) et leurs origines diverses (l'Anglaise, la Française, l'Italienne, la Turque). Décrivant les moeurs de la cour du point de vue du désir féminin, le roman dresse le tableau d'une société libérée, où l'on multiplie les partenaires sexuels, où les apparences sont trompeuses et où la véritable tendresse est rare. Les entretiens de Mangogul, de sa favorite et de quelques personnages, sont parfois racontés sous forme de bilan sur les différentes formes d'amour, quelquefois sans rapport avec l'intrigue. Une place est également réservée aux débats d'idées au sein de la société française de l'époque: éloge de Voltaire, histoire des mathématiques, sort des jansénistes, etc.

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The Paradox of Acting is a book written by Denis Diderot, a French philosopher, writer, and art critic. This book is a collection of essays that explore the nature of acting and the art of the actor. Diderot examines the paradoxical nature of acting, which involves the actor assuming a false identity while still remaining true to themselves. He explores the various techniques and methods used by actors to create convincing performances and delves into the psychological and emotional aspects of the craft. The book also includes Diderot's critiques of plays and performances of his time, providing insights into the theatrical world of 18th century France. His observations on the role of the audience and the relationship between actors and their audience are particularly noteworthy. Overall, The Paradox of Acting is a thought-provoking and insightful exploration of the art of acting, written by one of the most influential thinkers of the Enlightenment era.This Is A New Release Of The Original 1883 Edition.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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Le P�����re de Famille is een toneelstuk geschreven door de Franse schrijver Denis Diderot. Het stuk is oorspronkelijk gepubliceerd in 1758 en bestaat uit vijf aktes in proza. Het verhaal draait om een welgestelde familie en de problemen die ontstaan wanneer de vader van het gezin, de heer Germeuil, besluit zijn zoon uit te huwelijken aan een vrouw die hij niet liefheeft. Het stuk behandelt thema's als liefde, huwelijk, familie en de rol van de vrouw in de samenleving. Naast het toneelstuk bevat het boek ook een essay van Diderot over dramatische po�����zie. Het werk wordt beschouwd als een belangrijk voorbeeld van het Franse theater uit de 18e eeuw en is nog steeds populair bij liefhebbers van klassiek toneel.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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Dans la "Lettre sur le commerce des livres" de Denis Diderot, l'auteur examine de manière critique l'industrie du livre de son époque et expose ses réflexions sur divers aspects du commerce littéraire. Il aborde la question de la censure et de la liberté d'expression, défendant l'idée que la libre circulation des idées est essentielle à la progression de la société. Diderot discute également des relations complexes entre les écrivains, les éditeurs et le public, mettant en lumière les défis auxquels l'industrie du livre est confrontée à l'époque.En outre, l'auteur évoque des thèmes liés à la valeur de la littérature, à l'éducation du public et à l'importance de la diversité des opinions. Denis Diderot, en tant que figure centrale des Lumières, insiste sur le rôle crucial des livres dans la diffusion des connaissances et dans la promotion d'une société éclairée.La "Lettre sur le commerce des livres" de Denis Diderot offre une réflexion perspicace sur l'industrie du livre au XVIIIe siècle, articulant les idéaux des Lumières et plaidant en faveur de la libre circulation des idées dans une société progressiste.

"Entretien d'un père avec ses enfants ou du danger de se mettre au-dessus des lois" est un dialogue philosophique écrit par Denis Diderot, l'un des principaux philosophes des Lumières en France. Cet entretien a été publié dans le cadre de son ¿uvre majeure, "L'Encyclopédie" (1751-1772).Dans cet entretien fictif entre un père et ses enfants, Diderot explore des idées liées à la justice, à la morale et au pouvoir. Le père met en garde ses enfants contre le danger de se placer au-dessus des lois, soulignant l'importance de la justice et du respect des normes sociales.Diderot profite de cette conversation pour critiquer les structures politiques et sociales de son époque, mettant en lumière les injustices inhérentes à certains systèmes. Il utilise ce dialogue comme un moyen d'exprimer ses idées philosophiques sur la liberté individuelle, l'éthique et la nécessité d'une société juste et équitable.L'entretien reflète l'engagement de Diderot dans la promotion du rationalisme, de la tolérance et des idéaux humanistes des Lumières. C'est un exemple de son utilisation du dialogue philosophique pour transmettre ses opinions et stimuler la réflexion critique sur les structures sociales et politiques de son époque.

"Entretien d'un philosophe avec la Maréchale de ***" est un court dialogue philosophique écrit par Denis Diderot, l'un des principaux penseurs des Lumières en France. Cet entretien fait partie de ses ¿uvres diverses et a été publié en 1753.Dans ce dialogue, Diderot explore des thèmes variés tels que la nature de la vie, la morale, la religion et la condition humaine. L'entretien est structuré sous la forme d'une discussion entre un philosophe et la Maréchale de *** (le nom de la maréchale n'est pas spécifié), représentant deux perspectives différentes.Diderot utilise ce dialogue pour exprimer ses propres idées philosophiques, souvent en contraste avec les conventions et les croyances de son époque. Il aborde des sujets tels que la liberté, le bonheur, et la critique des institutions religieuses et sociales. L'¿uvre reflète l'engagement de Diderot dans la promotion du rationalisme, du questionnement des normes établies, et de la recherche de la vérité par le dialogue philosophique.Comme beaucoup d'¿uvres de Diderot, cet entretien cherche à éveiller la pensée critique du lecteur et à susciter la réflexion sur des questions existentielles et sociétales.

Découvrez l'intégralité des oeuvres de l'un des plus grands écrivains du XVIIIe siècle. Cet ouvrage regroupe les écrits publiés et inédits de Denis Diderot conservés à la Bibliothèque de l'Ermitage. Les textes sont accompagnés de notes et de commentaires qui éclairent leur portée littéraire et philosophique. Une oeuvre essentielle pour tous les amateurs de littérature française.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

"Supplément au Voyage de Bougainville" est une ¿uvre écrite par le philosophe et écrivain français Denis Diderot. Il a été rédigé dans la seconde moitié du XVIIIe siècle, mais il n'a pas été publié de son vivant en raison de ses aspects controversés.Ce texte est un dialogue entre deux personnages, un Tahitien et un Français, qui discutent des différences culturelles et des points de vue sur la société. L'¿uvre explore la question de la moralité, de la civilisation et des rapports entre les cultures européennes et polynésiennes à l'époque de l'exploration.Denis Diderot était un des philosophes majeurs de l'époque des Lumières en France et l'un des principaux contributeurs de l'Encyclopédie. "Supplément au Voyage de Bougainville" s'inscrit dans le contexte de la philosophie des Lumières, remettant en question les préjugés et les valeurs de l'époque, tout en encourageant la tolérance et la compréhension interculturelle. Il est reconnu pour sa réflexion sur le relativisme culturel et la manière dont les sociétés européennes percevaient d'autres cultures lors de l'exploration du monde.

"Les Bijoux indiscrets" est un roman écrit par le philosophe et écrivain français Denis Diderot. Il a été publié pour la première fois en 1748 et est connu pour ses éléments satiriques et érotiques. L'histoire se déroule dans le royaume fictif oriental des Baschkirs. Il suit les aventures de Mangogul, le sultan des Baschkirs, qui possède un anneau magique qui a le pouvoir de rendre audibles les pensées et les désirs privés des femmes. Cette bague, qu'il surnomme « L'Indiscret », lui permet d'entendre les pensées et conversations intimes des femmes. Diderot utilise le roman comme véhicule de satire sociale et sexuelle, explorant les thèmes du désir, de la censure et du rôle des femmes dans la société. Le récit plonge dans les pensées privées et souvent humoristiques de divers personnages féminins, révélant la complexité de leurs désirs et de leurs expériences.

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Voici, mon ami, les idées qui m'ont passé par la tête à la vue des tableaux qu'on a exposés cette année au Salon. Je les jette sur le papier, sans me soucier ni de les trier ni de les écrire. Il y en aura de vraies, il y en aura de fausses. Tantôt vous me trouverez trop sévère, tantôt trop indulgent. Je condamnerai peut-être où vous approuveriez; je ferai grâce où vous condamneriez; vous exigerez encore où je serai content. Peu m'importe. La seule chose que j'ai à coeur, c'est de vous épargner quelques instants que vous emploierez mieux, dussiez-vous les passer au milieu de vos canards et de vos dindons...