The Great French Writers Victor Cousin

This insightful book offers a detailed analysis of the life and works of Victor Cousin, one of the most influential French philosophers of the 19th century. From his early days as a student at the Ecole Normale until his death in 1867, Cousin's ideas on ethics, education, and religion continue to resonate with modern thinkers. Simon's careful exploration of Cousin's philosophy is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of French intellectualism.

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