Esthetics of the Moment: Literature and Art in the French Enlightenment

University of Pennsylvania Press (1996)
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Abstract

Examining a wide array of literary and artistic culture, Kavanagh (French, U. of California-Berkeley) argues that Enlightenment culture and its tensions, contradictions, and achievements flow from a subversive attention to the present as present, freed from the weight of past and future. Abundant b.

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