- society. The
values and
practices of
libertines are
known collectively as
libertinism or
libertinage and are
described as an
extreme form of
hedonism or liberalism...
-
interest on the
French historical origin of the Schweineorgel. In the film Le
Libertin (2000), the
philosopher Denis Diderot is
depicted as a ****ball eccentric...
- Le
Libertin (The Libertine) is a
French comedy film
directed by
Gabriel Aghion and
released in 2000. It is an
adaptation of a 1997 play by Éric-Emmanuel...
- plutôt le pari que
Pascal propose au
libertin n'est pas une
option désintéressée mais un pari de joueur. Si le
libertin joue «croix»,
parie que Dieu existe...
- but are left in the genus: C. a****inata
Mussa et al. 2002 C.
barrandei Libertín et al. 2018 C.
cambrensis Edwards 1979 C.
degrezensis Senkevich C. downtonensis...
-
Millilot and Jean L'Ange. In this work
considered as the
first novel on
libertinism and the
first erotic novel in
French literature, two
cousins discuss...
- result, his
Italianized Valencian surname, Borgia,
became a
byword for
libertinism and nepotism,
which are
traditionally considered as
characterizing his...
-
since the body is evil, one must
defile it
through immoral activity (see
libertinism). The name
Cainite is used as the name of a
religious movement, and not...
- dervishes. The
writings of
Qalandaris are not
merely celebrations of
libertinism, but
affirmations of
antinomial beliefs. The
first references are found...
- pleasures,
meaning those experienced through the senses. As a philosophy,
libertinism gained new-found
adherents in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries, particularly...
