Jacques-André Naigeon (1735-1810) became a member of the Institut de France in 1795. The article attempts, on the basis of the Institute's records, to assess Naigeon's contribution to the work of the institution and to examine the extent to which his intervention is to be situated between public work and the legacy of the clandestine tradition. What happens to 'secrecy' once a thinker who is a 'son' of the clandestine tradition becomes a member of an official Academy?
Naigeon, entre tradition clandestine et activité académique
Cosenza M
2020-01-01
Abstract
Jacques-André Naigeon (1735-1810) became a member of the Institut de France in 1795. The article attempts, on the basis of the Institute's records, to assess Naigeon's contribution to the work of the institution and to examine the extent to which his intervention is to be situated between public work and the legacy of the clandestine tradition. What happens to 'secrecy' once a thinker who is a 'son' of the clandestine tradition becomes a member of an official Academy?File in questo prodotto:
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