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Rousseau, Jean-Jacques

Schmitz, Matthias·2004·Philosophen

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ZusammenfassungSelbstbewußte Bürger wie der Deutsche Joachim Heinrich Campe wallfahrteten ebenso wie Ludwig XVI., Marie Antoinette, Franklin, Robespierre oder Napoleon I. an das Grab R. s. In einem eigentümlichen Ineinanderübergehen von ethischer Person und literarisch-philosophischer äußerung des Autors R. wurde er ihnen allen auf unterschiedliche Weise zum »Deuter des Lebens und Helfer der Weisheit« (Martin Rang), dessen Medaillons und Büsten man wie Heiligenbilder verehrte. Doch der Durchbruch zur europäischen Berühmtheit kam spät, und er beendete Jahrzehnte einer entbehrungsreichen, von vielerlei Umwegen und Niederlagen gekennzeichneten Suche R.s nach der eigenen Stimme im polyphonen Chor der Aufklärungszeit.

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Authors
Schmitz, M.
Venue
Philosophen
Publisher
J.B. Metzler
Published
2004
Pages
204-210
OpenAlex
W2539893177
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504
References
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FWCI
358.26
Type
book chapter
Language
de
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