Literature Considered as Philosophy: The French Example
London, Routledge & Paul (1957)
| Abstract | Furthermore, it is not easy for most of us to accept a philosophy however well reasoned which refuses exterior reality to all we see, hear and touch about us. It is such philosophy that gives point to Valery's boutade: 'Philosophy pretends not to ... | |||||||||
| Keywords | Existentialism French literature History and criticism | |||||||||
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| Call number | B819.K54 | |||||||||
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