Short Works - Voltaire (eBook, ePUB) - Voltaire
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"Short Works" is a collection of Voltaire's shorter writings, showcasing his versatility and breadth as an author. This compilation includes essays, short stories, and other brief pieces where Voltaire applies his sharp wit and incisive critique to various subjects. Through these works, Voltaire explores themes such as religion, politics, society, and human nature, often with a satirical edge. "Short Works" offers readers an accessible entry point into Voltaire's literary world, highlighting his ability to provoke thought and entertain simultaneously. The collection serves as a…mehr

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"Short Works" is a collection of Voltaire's shorter writings, showcasing his versatility and breadth as an author. This compilation includes essays, short stories, and other brief pieces where Voltaire applies his sharp wit and incisive critique to various subjects. Through these works, Voltaire explores themes such as religion, politics, society, and human nature, often with a satirical edge. "Short Works" offers readers an accessible entry point into Voltaire's literary world, highlighting his ability to provoke thought and entertain simultaneously. The collection serves as a testament to Voltaire's enduring relevance and his skill in using concise formats to convey powerful messages.
Autorenporträt
Voltaire (1694-1778) is widely recognized as one of the greatest writers of the Enlightenment period. Born François-Marie Arouet in Paris, France, Voltaire was a philosopher, historian, and writer known for his wit, criticism of Christianity, and advocacy of freedom of speech and religion. His diverse literary output includes plays, poems, novels, essays, and historical and scientific works. Voltaire's relentless pursuit of justice and his critiques of the French establishment made him a central figure in the intellectual movement that influenced the French Revolution and modern Western thought. His most famous work, "Candide," remains a seminal piece in Western literature, illustrating his ability to blend satire, wit, and philosophical discourse.