Voltaire: Collected Plays (eBook, ePUB)
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In "Voltaire: Collected Plays," the celebrated Enlightenment thinker presents a rich tapestry of theatrical works that challenge societal norms and confront the absurdities of human existence. Written with sharp wit and incisive satire, these plays, including iconic titles like "Zaire" and "Mahomet," utilize a neoclassical structure while infusing Romantic themes that explore the complexities of morality, religion, and human rights. Voltaire's distinctive style, characterized by clever dialogue and astute observations, invites readers to reflect on the philosophical questions of justice and to...
In "Voltaire: Collected Plays," the celebrated Enlightenment thinker presents a rich tapestry of theatrical works that challenge societal norms and confront the absurdities of human existence. Written with sharp wit and incisive satire, these plays, including iconic titles like "Zaire" and "Mahomet," utilize a neoclassical structure while infusing Romantic themes that explore the complexities of morality, religion, and human rights. Voltaire's distinctive style, characterized by clever dialogue and astute observations, invites readers to reflect on the philosophical questions of justice and tolerance, thus situating his work within the broader context of 18th-century French literature and its burgeoning Enlightenment ideals. Born François-Marie Arouet in 1694, Voltaire emerged as a leading voice of the Enlightenment, drawing from his extensive experiences with the injustices and rigidities of French society. His travels and imprisonment for his outspoken critiques of censorship and religious dogmas provided fertile ground for his dramatic works, allowing him to draw parallels between the stage and the real-world struggles for freedom and reason. With a profound understanding of human folly, Voltaire's plays remain timeless explorations of moral ambiguity and the pursuit of truth. "Voltaire: Collected Plays" is an essential read for anyone wishing to delve into the heart of revolutionary thought through drama. These plays are not only a testament to Voltaire's ingenuity as a playwright but also serve as a compelling commentary on the human condition, making this collection a must-have for lovers of literature, history, and philosophy.
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