L’Atlantide, petite histoire d’un mythe platonicien

Author PIERRE VIDAL NAQUET

Pierre Vidal-Naquet outlines the literary archetypes surrounding Atlantis. He begins by studying the Platonic myth, which was to reappear in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, and then returns to the Age of Enlightenment. Beginning with the writings of Fabre d'Olivet, he then turns to Ignatius [...] Read more

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Author PIERRE VIDAL NAQUET

Editor POINTS

Dimensions 11 x 18

Number of pages 198

Type of book Poche

Language French

Description
Pierre Vidal-Naquet outlines the literary archetypes surrounding Atlantis. He begins by studying the Platonic myth, which was to reappear in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, and then returns to the Age of Enlightenment. Beginning with the writings of Fabre d'Olivet, he then turns to Ignatius Loyola Donnelly.
Table of contents


• Au commencement était Platon
• Atlantides antiques
• Le retour des Atlantes (1485-1710)
• Lumières de l'Atlantide (1680-1786)
• Le grand tournant (1786-1841)
• Il faut qu'une nation soir ouverte ou fermée
• Interlude : Notes sans musique
• L'eau, la terre et les songes

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