New Images of the Natural in France

Discover the transformative ideas of the late eighteenth century with New Images of the Natural in France by D. G. Charlton, published by Cambridge University Press in 1984. This insightful paperback, spanning 268 pages, delves into the revolutionary shifts in perceptions of nature, both in the external world and within human nature itself. Charlton expertly explores how these evolving views shaped the literary landscape of the time, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of the concept of 'the natural' as it emerged in French literature. Ideal for scholars and enthusiasts of literary studies focused on the 16th to 18th centuries, this book is a valuable addition to any collection. Enhance your knowledge of historical literary perspectives and the intricate relationship between humanity and nature with this engaging work.