Figures et Contexte Social Dans<em>Jacques le fataliste</em> de Diderot
Abstract
Diderot le philosophe, considéré comme un précurseur en maints domaines au XVIIIème siecle, ecrit Jacques le fataliste à l'âge de soixante ans. Cet article examine la représentation de l'image féminine dans ce texte de la maturité et s'attache aux données sociales qui conditionnent la vision de l'auteur. Le roman de Diderot met clairement en évidence un modèle de comportemeni entre les sexes où toutes les relations sont dévalorisées. Seul le thème de l'amitié échappe à cet impitoyable réquisitoire. Cependant s'il y a évaluation, il ne semble pas vraiment y avoir remise en question du système.Metrics
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