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Julie, or the New Heloise Quotes

It is a mania common to philosophers of all eras to deny what is, and to explain what is not. - Jean-Jacques Rousseau (Julie, or the New Heloise Quotes)

It is a mania common to philosophers of all eras to deny what is, and to explain what is not.[C’est une manie commune aux philosophes de tous les âges de nier ce qui est, et d’expliquer ce qui n’est pas.]

Source:(Dartmouth College, ed. 1997), Part VI, Letter XI. From Monsieur de Wolmar, Page 597
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau (Julie, or the New Heloise Quotes)
  • Book: Julie, or the New Heloise
  • Writer: Jean-Jacques Rousseau
  • Genre: Fiction
  • Published: 1761
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