Essays

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Essays is a landmark collection of personal reflections and philosophical explorations by Michel de Montaigne that helped establish the essay as a literary form.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
essay collection
philosophical work
author Michel de Montaigne
countryOfOrigin France
genre essay
personal reflections
philosophical literature
hasPart Of Books
Of Cannibals
Of Coaches
Of Cruelty
Of Custom
Of Drunkenness
Of Experience
Of Friendship
Of Giving the Lie
Of Glory
Of Practice
Of Presumption
Of Repentance
Of Solitude
Of Some Verses of Virgil
Of Three Kinds of Social Intercourse
Of Thumbs
Of the Affection of Fathers for Their Children
Of the Art of Conversation
Of the Education of Children
Of the Inconsistency of Our Actions
Of the Power of the Imagination
Of Parents and Children
surface form: Of the Resemblance of Children to Their Fathers

Of the Uncertainty of Our Judgment
helpedEstablish essay as a literary form
influenced Blaise Pascal
Francis Bacon
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Virginia Woolf
modern essay tradition
literaryForm essay
mainTheme death
education
friendship
human nature
knowledge and ignorance
self-exploration
skepticism
movement Renaissance humanism
notableFor conversational tone
introspective style
philosophical skepticism
originalLanguage French

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“Of Experience” partOf Essays
subject surface form: Of Experience