candide in A Sentence

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    Candide attacks religious and philosophical optimism;

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    Candide or Optimism 1759.

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    Candide believes that everything is for the best.

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    Candide ou i.

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    Candide attacks the passivity inspired by Leibniz's philosophy of optimism;

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    In Chapter 4, Candide chances upon Pangloss in the form of a beggar.

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    O my dear Candide, you must remember Pacquette, that pretty wench, who waited on our noble baroness;

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    O my dear Candide, you must remember Daisy, that pretty wench, who waited on our noble Baroness;

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    O my dear Candide, you must remember Pacquette, that pretty wench, who waited on our noble baroness;

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    P: Oh my dear Candide, you must remember Pacquette, that pretty wench, who waited on our noble Baroness;

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    That's all very well put,” says Candide, in the final line of Voltaire's novel of the same name,“but we must go and work our garden.”.

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    Candide was also burned and Voltaire jokingly claimed the actual author was a certain'Demad' in a letter, where he reaffirmed the main polemical stances of the text.

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    Candide was also subject to censorship and Voltaire jokingly claimed the actual author was a certain“Demad” in a letter, where he reaffirmed the main polemical stances of the text.

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    Candide was also subject to censorship and Voltaire jokingly claimed that the actual author was a certain"Dr DeMad" in a letter, where he reaffirmed the main polemical stances of the text.

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    Upon seeing his old tutor in so reduced a state, Candide‘inquires into the cause and effect, as well as into the sufficing reason that had reduced[Pangloss] to so miserable a condition'.

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    Some are now apartment buildings(you can sometimes see the new homes through the windows), and some are being used for commerce, including one on Rue Saint-Martin that has an excellent restaurant(Candide) in its former vestry.

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    But his disappointments and disillusions with Frederick the Great changed his philosophy somewhat, and soon gave birth to one of his most enduring works, his novella Candide, ou l'Optimisme Candide, or Optimism, 1759 which ends with a new conclusion:"It is up.

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