About This Book
A former pupil offers a personal portrait of the philosopher Jules Lagneau, combining vivid schoolroom anecdotes, physical description, and reflections on his teaching and moral authority. The narrative traces the student's intellectual formation under a demanding master, admits difficulty in systematizing the teacher's doctrine, and explains how admiration shaped style and convictions. Interspersed are scenes of classroom life, aesthetic and musical interests, and meditations on pedagogy, authority, and the challenges of translating intense personal experience into a public account.
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