...C. F. Zeek Copyright © 1949 by Duke University Press 1949 PALISSOT AND VOLTAIRE By C. F. ZEEK In the year 1755 there was performed in Nancy in the presence of King Stanislas, a comedy by a little-known author of twenty-six years named Charles...

..., to the tlevas- tating attack by Palissot, and to the “treacheries” of .Jean-.Jacquesall give substance to this interpretation. Hut Moi is dynamic and sensible, as well as complex: he appears as a series of masks in the four sections (intellectual, moral, aesthetic, and social) that make up...

... Paris, Lambert (puis Panckoucke, Lacombe, Delalain, Le Jay), 292 v. in-12. (Environ 40 numCros par an. Edit6 par FrCron avec la collaboration de Baculard d'Arnaud, Dorat, Palissot. ContinuC aprk la mort de FrCron (1776) par FrCron...

... to the various fields of activity actually being observed, but they are also explained by the different aspects of Diderot’s personality which are brought into play. One function of the dialogue is plainly to satisfy resentment against individual enemies like Palissot (the author of Les...