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Ensayos (Montaigne) / Essays: Michel de Montaigne

Ensayos (Montaigne) / Essays: Michel de Montaigne

de Montaigne, Michel

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PhilosophyLetters & Essays

Publisher Price: $17.95

ISBN10: 8491052496
ISBN13: 9788491052494
Publisher: Penguin Clasicos
Published: Nov 11 2025
Pages: 752
Weight: 1.20
Height: 1.80 Width: 4.90 Depth: 7.50
Language: Spanish
«Montaigne. Léelo de principio a fin y cuando termines vuelve a leerlo, es una maravilla. --Gustave Flaubert

«No enseño ni adoctrino, lo que hago es relatar.

En 1571, tras haber sufrido un accidente montando a caballo, Michel de Montaigne abandonó su posición como magistrado de Burdeos para retirarse a su castillo y empezar a escribir. Este es el inicio, casi novelesco, de una de las obras más importantes de la cultura occidental. Montaigne dialoga con los pensadores clásicos sobre todo tipo de cuestiones concernientes a la condición humana. Sus escritos son continuas tentativas en busca de una respuesta casi como si se tratara de un experimento, una probatura, un essai, un ensayo. El hilo conductor: una reflexión acerca del «sí mismo .

Este volumen, que reúne sus ensayos más notables, se completa con sugestivos apéndices: una buena porción de su dinámico Diario del viaje a Italia, una selección de su Correspondencia, las «Efemérides de Beuther (su diario personal) y las «filacterias (las sentencias eruditas que jalonaban su vasta biblioteca). Todo ello conforma un perfecto pórtico de entrada a la obra de un titán de la literatura universal.

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Montaigne. Read this from cover to cover, and when you are done, read it again. It is a wonder. --Gustave Flaubert

I do not teach nor indoctrinate. All I ever do is relate.

In 1571, after a horse-riding accident, Michel de Montaigne left his position as magistrate in Bordeaux and retired to his castle, where he began writing. This is the, almost literary, beginning of one of the most important works in Western culture. Montaigne dialogues with classic thinkers about all kinds of questions regarding the human condition. His writings are continuous attempts in search of an answer, as if it were an experiment, a trial, an essai, an essay. The guiding principle: a reflection about the self.

This volume, which gathers his most remarkable essays, is complemented by suggestive appendixes: a huge portion of his dynamic travel journal through Italy, a selection of his letters, Beuther's Ephemerides (his personal journal), and his phylacteries (the erudite sentences that marked out his vast personal library.) All this conforms the perfect doorway to the works of a titan of world literature.

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