Madman and Genius

Jamison 2022-04-22 07:01:34

Which of the philosophical books of the Enlightenment thinkers popular in eighteenth-century France had a greater impact on the French Revolution than the "obscene" novels of the time? This question is, of course, left to scholars to examine and study. In fact, the question itself explains the problem.
They have seen the devil, they have seen hell. It is the demon of thought, the singing of the free soul. Sexual liberation has always been the vanguard of ideological liberation, and history is the alternation of asceticism and indulgence.
Is Sade an angel sent to the world by God?



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  • Ford 2022-04-24 07:01:14

    Looking at Kate now doesn't feel at all. I don't think she is beautiful even if she takes it off. The subject matter can be seen. Regarding Sade, the part about the lunatic asylum and the part about high-level banned books are very good. This is a movie about someone who writes erotic erotic fiction, not an erotic movie. I don't like the main plot very much, but the side plots are very nice. The doctor's nun's wife and the designer are very high.

  • Alexandria 2021-12-22 08:01:38

    Philip Kaufman has always been a talented director in my heart. His "Love in June Flower" and this one are both among the top 10 erotic films in my heart. Mental illness, artists, eroticism, and religion appear in one work at the same time, which is bound to create crazy stories, and crazy movies are always my food. PS Jacques Phoenix was so good when he was young! Look at the uncle in "She" again, he is depressed with no temperament!

Quills quotes

  • Abbe du Coulmier: I am not the first man God has asked to shed blood in his name. And I am not of the last.

  • Marquis de Sade: Prepare yourself for the most impure tale ever to spring from the mind of man.