Four Essays

Four Essays by Michel de Montaigne, published by Penguin in 1995, presents a collection of four essays that explore timeless themes. This first edition, available in English, spans 82 pages and features translations by M. A. Screech. The essays included are “On the Cannibals,” “On Smells,” “On the Art of Conversation,” and “On Thumbs,” each offering insights that resonate through the ages.
Readers will find a thoughtful examination of various subjects, including cultural perspectives and the nuances of human interaction. Montaigne’s essays delve into literary criticism and the art of conversation, providing a rich exploration of ideas that continue to be relevant today. This compact edition is designed for those interested in literary collections and essays, making it a valuable addition to any bookshelf.
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Four illuminating essays, that speak across the centuries, from Michel de Montaigne’s “The Complete Essays.” Included are: On the Cannibals ~ On Smells ~ On the Art of Conversation ~ On Thumbs. Translations by M. A. Screech.
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