Selected Essays of Michel de Montaigne by Michel Eyquem de Montaigne Part 1/2 | Full Audio Book скачать в хорошем качестве

Selected Essays of Michel de Montaigne by Michel Eyquem de Montaigne Part 1/2 | Full Audio Book

Support through Patreon -   / librivoxaudiobooks   Merchandise - https://my-store-2993814.creator-spri... Selected Essays of Michel de Montaigne by Michel Eyquem de Montaigne (1533 - 1592) Genre(s): War & Military, Biography & Autobiography, Essays & Short Works Read by: Pamela Nagami in English Parts: Part 2    • Selected Essays of Michel de Montaigne by ...   Chapters: 00:00:00 - 01 - That Men by Various Ways Arrive at the Same End 00:12:05 - 02 - Of Sorrow 00:20:30 - 03 - That the Soul Discharges her Passions upon False Objects, Where the True Are Wanting 00:26:58 - 04 - That the Intention is Judge of Our Actions 00:31:50 - 05 - Of Liars 00:48:13 - 06 - Of Quick and Slow Speech 00:55:12 - 07 - Of Constancy 01:02:37 - 08 - Of Fear 01:10:20 - 09 - That Men are Not to Judge of Our Happiness til after Death 01:17:54 - 10 - That It Is Folly to Measure Truth and Error by Our Own Capacity 01:28:50 - 11 - Of Friendship 01:59:38 - 12 - That a Man is Soberly to Judge of the Divine Ordinances 02:06:11 - 13 - Of the Custom of Wearing Clothes 02:15:51 - 14 - That We Laugh and Cry for the Same Thing 02:24:05 - 15 - Of Solitude 02:56:02 - 16 - Of the Inequality among Us 03:19:12 - 17 - Of Ancient Customs 03:28:32 - 18 - Of the Vanity of Words 03:37:56 - 19 - Of Prayers 04:04:31 - 20 - Of Books, Pt. 1 04:23:05 - 21 - Of Books, Pt. 2 04:44:22 - 22 - Of Cruelty, Pt. 1 05:06:02 - 23 - Of Cruelty, Pt. 2 05:23:56 - 24 - Of the Inconstancy of Our Actions 05:42:16 - 25 - Use Makes Perfect, Pt. 1 05:57:44 - 26 - Use Makes Perfect, Pt. 2 06:14:06 - 27 - Of Glory, Pt. 1 06:32:38 - 28 - Of Glory, Pt. 2 06:51:09 - 29 - Of Presumption, Pt. 1 Michel de Montaigne was a contemporary of Shakespeare who, after having played his part in France's terrible wars of religion, retired to his estates and decided to write about what he knew best--himself. And so in his likes and dislikes, his reflections on history, his loves and his travels, he brought to life, not just one man, but all human experience. 'What do I know?' he asked. If not himself and his own soul, then nothing else. (Summary by Pamela Nagami, M.D.) More information: https://librivox.org/selected-essays-... LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)