De la litterature
by Madame de Stael, edited by Axel Blaeschke
At the dawn of the nineteenth century, Madame de Stael published the manifesto of a literary revival marking the transition to the postrevolutionary era. Refusing to judge the productions of the mind according to universal aesthetic standards, she suggests appreciating them in the context of the civilization that gave birth to them.
- By (author) Madame de Stael
- Edited by Axel Blaeschke
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