Über die Freundschaft
- 167 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Michel de Montaigne, a towering figure of the French Renaissance, is celebrated for popularizing the essay as a literary genre. He masterfully blended profound intellectual speculation with personal anecdotes and autobiography, creating a style that remains exceptionally influential. His work, known as 'Attempts,' embodies a spirit of freely entertaining doubt and self-examination that resonates deeply with modern readers. Montaigne's unique approach, balancing intellectual rigor with intimate storytelling, continues to inspire writers of literary nonfiction and establish him as a remarkably accessible Renaissance voice.
