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| Author | : | Étienne de La Boétie |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 92 pages |
| Published | : | May 14th 2014 by گمان (first published 1549) |
| Categories | : | Philosophy. Politics. Nonfiction. Classics |
Étienne de La Boétie
Paperback | Pages: 92 pages Rating: 3.93 | 2937 Users | 394 Reviews
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«اما پزشکان به‌درستی اندرز می‌دهند که بر زخم‌های درمان‌ناپذیر مرهم ننهیم و سنجیده نیست که بخواهم مردم را تکان دهم، زیرا دیری است که از هوش رفته‌اند و همین که دیگر از دردِ خود آگاه نیستند نشان می‌دهد که بیماری‌شان کشنده است. پس بیایید کندوکاو کنیم و ببینیم آیا می‌توان پی برد چگونه این میلِ کهنه به بندگی چنین ژرف ریشه دوانده است که اکنون دیگر عشق به آزادی چندان هم طبیعی نمی‌نماید.»
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| Original Title: | Discours de la servitude volontaire ISBN13 9786009160693 |
| Edition Language: | Persian URL http://gomanpub.com/ |
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La Boetie's youthful exercise here is damn good. Written 1549, age 18.Real power lies with the people, not tyrants, and its the duty of these oppressed people to rise. An individual omitting courage is corrupted with the desire for complacency, safety and servitude and he is as morally culpable as the tyrant.Frustratingly to La Boetie, liberty does not seem to be a natural desire in many men because they have never experienced it. In the end, however, the individual who rises to fight tyrannyWe create tyranny; we accept the tyrant's yoke. This tyrant, be it a president, king, or a conquerer, is but a mere man from flesh and bones, yet the idea of opposing him bring terrors into minds! Even those who dare to rebel are put under servitude through entertainment, and those who accept rush to please that tyrant with their lives just for a smile, or at best a compliment in return. How can we overcome and over-throw tyranny? Simply through cutting our relation with it. For this tyrant have
In many ways, I see Etienne de La Boetie's monograph a precursor to the civic code of resistance to tyranny made famous by Paine and Thoreau, by Sartre and Frankl. This is a remarkable essay because he uses his strong grasp of classic histories and some current (1560?) references to supply an antidote to tyranny. The wisdom contained inside showed me that I have a civic responsibility to action, to resist the titillations of popular society in order to draw from the deep well of liberty. I
3.5 stars
Proust takes me many time but I try to read other books. I wanted to re reread Montaigne but I begin by it. Short text but genius."À vrai dire, il est bien inutile de se demander si la liberté est naturelle, puisquon ne peut tenir aucun être en servitude sans lui faire tort : il ny a rien au monde de plus contraire à la nature, toute raisonnable, que linjustice. La liberté est donc naturelle ; cest pourquoi, à mon avis, nous ne sommes pas seulement nés avec elle, mais aussi avec la passion de la
Incredibly poetic account of why people choose to submit to authority and what it takes for such authority to be swept away.
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