Women Moralists in Early Modern France

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Julie Candler Hayes explores the contributions of seventeenth and eighteenth-century French women philosophers and intellectuals to moralist writing, a genre focusing on dispassionate observations on the human condition and traditionally viewed through its best-known male writers. This study, the first of its kind, includes both famous thinkers--such as Emilie Du Chatelet and Germaine de Stael--and nearly two dozen of their contemporaries. Hayes demonstrates how, through their critique of institutions and practices, their valorization of introspection and self-expression, and their engagement with philosophical issues, women moralists carved out an important space for the public exercise of their reason.

Preamble; Acknowledgements; A Note on Names; A Note on Texts; I. Introduction: The Moralist World; 1. Moralists and Moralizers; 2. Unsystematic Philosophy; 3. Philosophy and Literature in Early Modern France; 4. Women Moralists and the Canon; 5. Corpus and topics: Who is a Moralist?; II. On Self-Knowledge and Knowledge of the Self; 1. Scudery: Conversation; 2. Dupin: Sensation and Belief; 3. Verzure: Comparison; 4. Necker: Writing; 5. Guizot: Doubts; 6. Introspection and the Act of Writing; III. On Friendship; 1. Foundations of Friendship; 2. Rituals of Friendship: Reciprocity, Exchange, Secrets; 3. Sameness and Difference; 4. The Politics of Reconnaissance; IV. On Happiness and the Passions; 1. From the Passsions to Passion; 2. The Worlds of La Sabliere and Dupin; 3. Practical Guidance in Du Chatelet and Fourqueux; 4. The Passions and Their Discontents in d’Arconville; 5. Stael’s Phenomenology of Passion; V. On Marriage; 1. The Philosophical and Legal Critique; 2. The Implicit Moralist Critique: Lambert and Puisieux; 3. The Explicit Moralist Critique: Verzure and d’Arconville; 4. Suzanne Necker’s Defense of Marriage; 5. On Liberty; VI. On Age and Experience; 1. Experience, Knowledge, and the Seasons of Life; 2. Codes of Conduct; 3. Not her last word: d’Arconville on Old Age; VII. On Women’s Nature and Capabilities; 1. Politeness and Embodiment; 2. Portraits and Mirrors: Pringy’s Differens caracteres des femmes du siecle; 3. Nature, Culture, and the desir de plaire; 4. Comment peut-on etre femme auteur?; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index

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Women Moralists in Early Modern France 马克思主义哲学

Women Moralists in Early Modern France
马克思主义哲学