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How to find, how to seek a first truth?
LEQUIER Jules, VALENSI Michel.

How to find, how to seek a first truth?

The shine/pocket
€12,00 €0,00
N° d'inventaire 25763
Format 11 x 17
Détails 408 p., Paperback.
Publication Paris, 2022
Etat Nine
ISBN 9782841625628
"Lequier, forever yours!" exclaims André Breton in the foreword to Nadja, and Xavier Tilliette adds: "Lequier is one of the rare philosophers who make you love philosophy from the outset, through the thrill he communicates, through the urgency that drives him, through this direct, unusual language, without embellishments or abstractions." This is to say how much we hope that this new edition of his most important writings can suggest to our century a 'return' to Lequier (1824-1862), who posed in terms, often repeated but never equaled, the question of freedom: "I am free. I am, beyond my dependence, independent, I am a dependent independence; I am a person responsible for myself, who follows my work, to God who created me creator of myself."

The volume also includes the biographical notice of Jules Lequier by Prosper Hémon established by Gérard Pyguillem, the very astonishing "The incommunicable secret hidden under this word 'We'" by Lequier, taken from the manuscripts, and various contributions in the appendix.
"Lequier, forever yours!" exclaims André Breton in the foreword to Nadja, and Xavier Tilliette adds: "Lequier is one of the rare philosophers who make you love philosophy from the outset, through the thrill he communicates, through the urgency that drives him, through this direct, unusual language, without embellishments or abstractions." This is to say how much we hope that this new edition of his most important writings can suggest to our century a 'return' to Lequier (1824-1862), who posed in terms, often repeated but never equaled, the question of freedom: "I am free. I am, beyond my dependence, independent, I am a dependent independence; I am a person responsible for myself, who follows my work, to God who created me creator of myself."

The volume also includes the biographical notice of Jules Lequier by Prosper Hémon established by Gérard Pyguillem, the very astonishing "The incommunicable secret hidden under this word 'We'" by Lequier, taken from the manuscripts, and various contributions in the appendix.