VOLTAIRE'S PHILOSOPHICAL TALES

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Voltaire's thoughts, one of the most important philosophers of the Enlightenment. His "Philosophical Tales" are a collection of brilliant and ironic stories that continue to inspire and provoke reflection. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the spirit of the era and explore the universal questions about the meaning of life, morality, and society.

• Brilliant and ironic stories
• Inspiring to reflect on life
• Critique of social feudal systems
• Voltaire - a master of irony and satire
• Hardcover ensures durability
• Ideal for philosophy lovers
• Perfect as a gift

Voltaire, born François-Marie Arouet (1694-1778), is a French writer, philosopher, publicist, and social activist associated with the Enlightenment and rationalism. In his "Philosophical Tales," he expressed his views in the form of parables, criticizing optimism and metaphysics. His work is characterized by irony, satire, and criticism of orthodox Christianity and the feudal system.

In "Candide," Voltaire satirically presents the optimism and philosophy of Leibniz, while in "Zadig," he mocks metaphysicians and moralists. His works are full of free spirit and freethinking, which makes them extremely relevant and inspiring even today. The hardcover edition ensures durability and an aesthetic appearance, ideal for collectors and literature lovers.

The publishing house vis-a-vis Etiuda presents this exceptional edition of "Philosophical Tales" in a careful graphic and editorial design. The book contains 576 pages, format 134x206 mm. It is the ideal choice for anyone who appreciates classical literature and philosophy. Let yourself be carried away into the world of Voltaire's thoughts and discover his extraordinary message!

The hardcover book is the perfect gift for any literature and philosophy lover. Thanks to the careful edition and durable binding, it will delight the eye and mind for many years. Don't wait, order today and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Voltaire's thoughts!