In one section of this work, the author discusses the virtues of his poor memory and the difference between an untruth and a lie. That section, "Of Liars," sits near similarly titled sections about Id
In one section of this work, the author discusses the virtues of his poor memory and the difference between an untruth and a lie. That section, "Of Liars," sits near similarly titled sections about Idleness, Slow Speech, and Prognostications. In the final section, "Of Experience," the author rehashes a common theme about living in accordance with nature rather than leading a "thankless and anxious life." Published in three books with 107 total chapters, the longest and most famous section defends the Spanish author of Natural Theology, Raymond Sebond. FTP name this collection that defined a new form of writing, taken from the French word for "attempts," written by Michel de Montaigne.
In one section of this work, the author discusses the virtues of his poor memory and the difference between an untruth and a lie.
Essays [or Essais]