This article, after evoking the hostile fictitious account of La Mettrie’s death in which he is described as a machine, studies first of all how this doctor discussed death in his own works, in particular in Système d’Epicure. Here La Mettrie also refers to his own death, claiming that he has no doubt he will die as a philosopher. A study of the diverse accounts of and reactions to his untimely death shortly afterwards lead to the conclusion that he did not perhaps die as he had hoped but that he died as a physician, with no deathbed conversion
La Mettrie and his Système d'Épicure. La Mettrie often claims to be a disciple of Epicurus and Lucr...
While no fact is more certain and no concern is more inevitable than death, attempts to contend with...
International audience"She smelled like death. Her husband instinctively retreated from her, like a ...
Jens Glebe-Møller: Did La Mettrie die “as a philosopher”? The French physician and philosopher Jea...
The article examines Voltaire's hypochondriac obsession with death and illness, as can be seen in hi...
A medical history of the criteria for death ; For a long time, death has appeared as an obvious occ...
In 1783, the work of Ferdinand de la Boissiere, Letters above the certainty of death signs with vari...
This article is an effort to shed some light on the intimate and "pathétique" rapports that Michelet...
When La Mettrie calls himself Mr Machine, when he makes the machine into a proper name designating a...
The death of Montaigne is described in some important documents such as the correspondence between P...
This article is an anthropological approach of the death at the hospital. The analysis leans on the ...
In this article, the author examines attitudes and practices concerning death and the dying, in the ...
The focus of this paper is not set, as it might seem, upon the biographical details surrounding one ...
The French novelist Marcel Proust (1871–1922) died of complicated bronchopneumonia on November 18, 1...
The death of Montaigne is described in some important documents such as the correspondence between P...
La Mettrie and his Système d'Épicure. La Mettrie often claims to be a disciple of Epicurus and Lucr...
While no fact is more certain and no concern is more inevitable than death, attempts to contend with...
International audience"She smelled like death. Her husband instinctively retreated from her, like a ...
Jens Glebe-Møller: Did La Mettrie die “as a philosopher”? The French physician and philosopher Jea...
The article examines Voltaire's hypochondriac obsession with death and illness, as can be seen in hi...
A medical history of the criteria for death ; For a long time, death has appeared as an obvious occ...
In 1783, the work of Ferdinand de la Boissiere, Letters above the certainty of death signs with vari...
This article is an effort to shed some light on the intimate and "pathétique" rapports that Michelet...
When La Mettrie calls himself Mr Machine, when he makes the machine into a proper name designating a...
The death of Montaigne is described in some important documents such as the correspondence between P...
This article is an anthropological approach of the death at the hospital. The analysis leans on the ...
In this article, the author examines attitudes and practices concerning death and the dying, in the ...
The focus of this paper is not set, as it might seem, upon the biographical details surrounding one ...
The French novelist Marcel Proust (1871–1922) died of complicated bronchopneumonia on November 18, 1...
The death of Montaigne is described in some important documents such as the correspondence between P...
La Mettrie and his Système d'Épicure. La Mettrie often claims to be a disciple of Epicurus and Lucr...
While no fact is more certain and no concern is more inevitable than death, attempts to contend with...
International audience"She smelled like death. Her husband instinctively retreated from her, like a ...