Diderot's Part

Zusatztext Andrew Clark evinces a profound understanding of Diderot's thought in its intellectual context! and his scholarship is impeccable.H-France Review '...comporte une bibliographie etoffee! d'environ trois cents titres! qui propose un panorama stimulant d'etudes et d'ouvrages recents ou marquants sur Diderot....un ouvrage riche d'analyses! stimulanta tous egards! qui marque d'ores et deja une etape dans les etudes sur Diderot.' Recherches sur Diderot et sur l'Encyclopedie '[This book] provides both a synthesis of the best of recent Diderot scholarship and a direction for its future.' Informationen zum Autor Andrew H. Clark is Professor of French and Comparative Literature at Fordham University Klappentext Andrew Clark proposes a comprehensive interpretation of Diderot's entire literary, philosophical, and scientific oeuvre as the locus of a fundamental reconceptualization of the relation of part to whole - bee to swarm; organ to body; word to phrase; dissonant chord to harmonic progression; article to encyclopedia; and individual citizen to body politic. Zusammenfassung Andrew Clark proposes a comprehensive interpretation of Diderot's entire literary, philosophical, and scientific oeuvre as the locus of a fundamental reconceptualization of the relation of part to whole - bee to swarm; organ to body; word to phrase; dissonant chord to harmonic progression; article to encyclopedia; and individual citizen to body politic. Inhaltsverzeichnis Contents: Introduction: repetition and difference in Le Fils Naturel; Autonomous fibers and secreting organs; The poetics of order; The figure of dissonance; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index.

Autorentext
Andrew H. Clark is Professor of French and Comparative Literature at Fordham University

Klappentext
Andrew Clark proposes a comprehensive interpretation of Diderot's entire literary, philosophical, and scientific oeuvre as the locus of a fundamental reconceptualization of the relation of part to whole - bee to swarm; organ to body; word to phrase; dissonant chord to harmonic progression; article to encyclopedia; and individual citizen to body politic.

Inhalt
Contents: Introduction: repetition and difference in Le Fils Naturel; Autonomous fibers and secreting organs; The poetics of order; The figure of dissonance; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index.

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