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MALEBRANCHE, NicolasLivre Rare Book

TRAITÉ DE LA NATURE ET DE LA GRACE. Par le Père Malebranche, prêtre de lOratoire. Dernière édition, corrigée et augmentée.

MALEBRANCHE [P B Maximilien]Biblio.com

Le microscope bibliographique.

17715674Amsterdam : s.n. 1771. The subject of this scarce satirical work is Pierre Rousseau 1716–1785 founder of the Journal encyclopédique one of the most influential Enlightenment periodicals in Europe. Originally from Toulouse he had settled in Bouillon in what is now Belgium under the protection of the Duke of Bouillon and from there published his journal which played a leading role in spreading Enlightenment ideas across Europe. This work purports to expose the flaws and misdeeds of Rousseau and his wife under literary and moral scrutiny. The genre of satire against journalists and editors was common in 18th century literary culture often driven by rivalries religious objections to their philosophies or personal enmity. At the time publishing in Amsterdam was a traditional method for controversial French language publications avoiding any censorship or prosecution that they might face if printed in France. Hardback in quarter leather with mottled boards. Gilt decoration and title to spine. Very light rubbing to edges. Small and neat previous owner's ink inscription to verso of front endpaper. Internally very good with fractional darkening and minimal foxing to the title page only. 120 pages. 160 x105 mm 6¼ x 4¼ inches. Conforms to WorldCat / OCLC: 3883898 . Cet ouvrage satirique rare a pour sujet Pierre Rousseau 1716-1785 fondateur du Journal encyclopédique l'une des revues les plus influentes de l'époque des Lumières en Europe. Originaire de Toulouse il s'était installé à Bouillon dans l'actuelle Belgique sous la protection du duc de Bouillon et c'est de là qu'il publiait son journal qui joua un rôle de premier plan dans la diffusion des idées des Lumières à travers l'Europe. Cet ouvrage prétend exposer les défauts et les méfaits de Rousseau et de son épouse sous un regard littéraire et moral. Le genre de la satire contre les journalistes et les éditeurs était courant dans la culture littéraire du XVIIIe siècle souvent motivé par des rivalités des objections religieuses à leurs philosophies ou une inimitié personnelle. À l'époque l'édition à Amsterdam était une méthode traditionnelle pour les publications controversées en langue française permettant d'éviter toute censure ou poursuite judiciaire auxquelles elles auraient pu être confrontées si elles avaient été imprimées en France. Reliure en quart de cuir avec des plats marbrés. Décoration dorée et titre sur le dos. Très légers frottements sur les tranches. Petite inscription à l'encre soignée de l'ancien propriétaire au verso de la page de garde avant. Intérieur en très bon état avec un léger noircissement et des rousseurs minimes sur la page de titre uniquement. 120 pages. 160 x 105 mm 6¼ x 4¼ pouces. Conforme à WorldCat / OCLC : 3883898 [s.n.] hardcover

Harrison-Hiett Rare Books · France500,00 £GB≈ 570,90 €

MALEBRANCHE, NicolasBiblio.com

Entretien d'un philosophe chrétien et d'un philosophe chinois sur l'existence & la nature de Dieu.

1708174236Paris: Michel David 1708. Chinese philosophy for the European Enlightenment First edition presentation copy inscribed "Ex dono authoris" in a neat hand on the title page of the first work bound with its sequel Malebranche's response to Jesuit criticisms of it. Leibniz read the Entretien closely and wrote his Discourse on the Natural Theology of the Chinese almost immediately after reading it. Growing awareness of Chinese moral thought and culture as conveyed through the translations and commentaries of the Jesuit missionaries played a significant role in shaping the European Enlightenment. The Jesuits took the position that the Chinese were neither idolaters nor atheists a position that relied on a theistic interpretation of Confucianism. Coming to the subject late in his career Malebranche attacks this Jesuit conception of Confucianism. A Catholic priest and firm opponent of irreligion Malebranche particularly links the Chinese emphasis on innate forces with Spinoza's atheism. Malebranche's supplementary Avis responds to criticism levelled at the Entretien in an influential Jesuit journal which turned charges of atheism back on him. From his correspondence we know Leibniz praised annotated and criticized the Entretien shortly before writing his Discours sur la theologie naturelle des Chinois suggesting that Malebranche's brief work provided the key stimulus for Leibniz's analysis of Chinese philosophy. The two men had known one another for almost 40 years and Malebranche's influence is detectable in several of Leibniz's other works. "Leibniz deserves the honor frequently bestowed upon him as the single most important early European interpreter of Chinese philosophy" Reihman. Two works bound in one vol small octavo 157 x 90 mm pp. ii 74 2; pp. ii 40. Wood-engraved headpieces and historiated initials. Contemporary sprinkled calf rebacked preserving original spine panels spine decorated in gilt and with red morocco label edges sprinkled red. From the abbey library at Beaugency in the Loire valley with 18th-century ownership inscriptions to the title pages of both works practice inscription on p. 35 Entretien. Extremities repaired with sheep light damp-staining to outer margins infrequent minor foxing: a very good copy. Quérard VI p. 460. Gregory M. Reihman "Malebranche's Influence on Leibniz's Writings on China" Philosophy East and West vol. 65 no. 3 2015. unknown

Peter Harrington · Royaume-Uni3 250,00 £GB≈ 3 710,85 €