Libertinage and Modernity

(1998)
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This volume represents an interdisciplinary attempt to redefine libertinage as an 18th-century artistic and literary movement primarily concerned with seduction and sexual desire. Libertinage is explored from both ethical and aesthetic perspectives.

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