Philosophers and historians of the French Revolution have seen Rousseau's influence as the decisive link between the doctrines of the Enlightenment and the practice of its revolutionary disciples. Professor Leigh here addresses the bibliographical foundations of that question, without which all attempts to settle it in the past have lacked authority. Introducing the most advanced techniques to identify variant and pirate editions of Rousseau's writings, he establishes that there were at least 28 separate imprints and an additional 12 reprints of the Contrat Social in collective editions between 1762 and 1783. Professor Leigh shows also that Rousseau's life and thought excited a fascination and interest in the last years of the Ancien Regime which was nursed by the publishers of his Oeuvres, who sought to satisfy an apparently ceaseless demand by extending their editions, while at the same time attempting to ward off both their creditors and their imitators.
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List of plates; Foreword; Acknowledgements and a note on the text; Location of editions; 1. The impact of Rousseau's Contrat Social in eighteenth-century France: Mornet's private libraries revisited; 2. The pirates of 1762–1783; 3. The Duchesne editions unravelled; 4. The Geneva edition: the Confessions; Appendix; Select bibliography; Index.
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Da: Arnold M. Herr, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A.
Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Large octavo in dark blue cloth binding. Illustrations. Condition: slight rubbing to red label on front cover; else fine. Pages: xi, 155. Codice articolo 9716A
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Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. First Edition. Philosophers and historians of the French Revolution have seen Rousseau's influence as the decisive link between the doctrines of the Enlightenment and the practice of its revolutionary disciples. Professor Leigh here addresses the bibliographical foundations of that question, without which all attempts to settle it in the past have lacked authority. Introducing the most advanced techniques to identify variant and pirate editions of Rousseau's writings, he establishes that there were at least 28 separate imprints and an additional 12 reprints of the Contrat Social in collective editions between 1762 and 1783. Professor Leigh shows also that Rousseau's life and thought excited a fascination and interest in the last years of the Ancien Regime which was nursed by the publishers of his Oeuvres, who sought to satisfy an apparently ceaseless demand by extending their editions, while at the same time attempting to ward off both their creditors and their imitators. Tall octavo: 155 p. Original blue cloth binding, with red and gilt titles. A fine copy. Codice articolo 73674
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Da: Antiquariat J. Kitzinger, München, Germania
Gr.-8°, OLwd. XI, 155 S. The Sandars Lectures in Bibliography. - Einband an den Ecken teils minimal bestoßen; ansonsten sehr gut erhalten. - Binding minimally bumped at the corners in places; otherwise in very good condition. ISBN: 0521384818 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 800. Codice articolo 24736
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Da: Bookstore-Online, Mattsies, Germania
Gebundene Ausgabe. Condizione: Gut. 166 Seiten Fast sehr gut, leichte Lagerspuren. Ohne SU Rik170540 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 576. Codice articolo 23382
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