Jacques le fataliste et son maître by Denis Diderot
Comment s’étaient-ils rencontrés ? Par hasard, comme tout le monde. Comment s’appelaient-ils ? Que vous importe ? D’où venaient-ils ? Du lieu le plus prochain. Où allaient-ils ? Est-ce que l’on sait où l’on va ? Que disaient-ils ? Le maître ne disait rien ; et Jacques disait que son capitaine disait que tout ce qui nous arrive de bien et de mal ici-bas était écrit là-haut.
Diderot is known for having edited encyclopedia with multitudinous authorities of the 18th century from 1751 to 1765. He frequented salons, that of Paul Henri Thiry d’Holbach and that of Claude Adrien Helvétius, especially during the late 18th century, shared with the society his thoughts about materialism. His literal composings as showed in “Jacques le fataliste et son maître” and “Le Rêve de d’Alembert” are unique to him. His philosophical art reviews endued him with the title of the initiator of art criticism.
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