HISTORY OF JULIETTE. ELITE OF MENTORS: SAINT-FOND... - DONATIEN ALPHONSE, FRANCOIS DE SADE

Immerse yourself in the dark and controversial world of the libertine ideas of the Marquis de Sade. This book is a journey through the mind of a man who questioned all moral and social norms, presenting nature as a neutral force where strength and pleasure are the only laws. Discover how Sade turns the concepts of justice and morality upside down, presenting a vision of society where the strong dominate and the weak are condemned to submission.

• Ruthless analysis of human nature and morality
• Controversial view of justice and social order
• Peculiar sense of humor that softens the brutality of the descriptions
• Unprecedented freedom in presenting pornographic scenes
• Subversive work that undermines the optimistic belief in social harmony
• Painful blow to traditional values and beliefs

Marquis de Sade, a controversial French writer and philosopher, became famous for his works that explore the boundaries of human morality and sexuality. His work, full of rebellious and subversive ideas, caused scandals and provoked reflections on the nature of man and society. Sade, living in the turbulent times of the French Revolution, questioned all authorities and norms, presenting a vision of a world where strength and pleasure dominate.

"History of Juliette" is one of Sade's most famous and controversial works. This book, full of pornographic descriptions and philosophical reflections, shows a world where the strong and ruthless dominate and the weak are condemned to submission. Sade, with his characteristic sense of humor, turns the concepts of justice and morality upside down, presenting a vision of society where the law of the stronger is the only law.

This edition of "History of Juliette" is an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in the dark and fascinating world of the Marquis de Sade. This book, although controversial, will certainly encourage reflection on the nature of man and society, as well as on the limits of morality and freedom. Marcin Polak emphasizes in his commentary that this work is one of the most painful blows that, under the aegis of literature, has been dealt to the optimistic belief in the harmony of the social order.

The Eperons-Ostrogi publishing house presents this classic position in an elegant paperback cover, preserving the original format of 201x121 mm. With 402 pages full of provocative thoughts and images, this book is a must-have for anyone interested in philosophy, literature, and the history of ideas. The year of publication 2024 guarantees a fresh perspective on this timeless work.