200 pagesHardcovernewApr 2016
Volume 1 of 25 in Princeton Legacy Library
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Because of its fragmentary, evolving, exploratory, and dialectical character, Diderot's thought has continuously resisted overall synthesis.
In the ideas of "order" and "disorder," ideas important in all of eighteenth-century thought, Lester G.
Crocker finds the key to an outline of a structure that leads to a genuine
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