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“Si dice comunemente che, come genere letterario, il saggio nasce in Francia con Montaigne e in Inghilterra con Bacone. I due scrittori rappresentano le due facce della stessa medaglia. Al fluire ininterrotto della prosa di Montaigne, al brusio dell'animo che s'interroga e spia, al suo divagante egotismo, Bacone oppone un'impersonale saggezza e il senso della relatività d'ogni principio e d'ogni partito preso. Anche per noi gli aforismi di Bacone appaiono come schegge di un sapere "antico", fossili resi ancor più preziosi dalla lunga sedimentazione, frammenti di un'archeologia del sapere che continua a coinvolgerci e a sorprenderci. Questo avviene perché un occhio sagace, pragmatico, aduso all'osservazione disincantata ha saputo cogliere nell'eredità classica e in quella cristiana le costanti essenziali dell'animo e dell'agire umano e ce le ha restituite con una brevitas che sa parlare al senso tutto moderno dell'economia verbale”. (dalla nota di Attilio Brilli).

Author: Francis Bacon (all their books in stock)
Format: Perfect Paperback
Published: 1996
Pages: 244
Publisher: Sellerio Editore Palermo
ISBN: 9788838910968

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