De la liberté des Anciens comparée à celle des Modernes¶
Constant, B. (1819). De la liberté des Anciens comparée à celle des Modernes.
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- Anachronism
- … in a Regency novel) or imports a concept that did not exist as such in the depicted period ("employee" for a feudal peasant, "racism" for a pre-modern distinction); (3) the anachronism may be inadvertent (a production error, an interpretive lapse) or deliberate (creative-anachronism comedy, intentional style-collage)
This sourceLecture, Athénée Royal de Paris. Demonstrates conceptual anachronism in applying modern (private/representative) liberty to ancient (collective/participatory) contexts; foundational anti-anachronism argument — cited inline (deliberate vs. conceptual anachronism).
- … in a Regency novel) or imports a concept that did not exist as such in the depicted period ("employee" for a feudal peasant, "racism" for a pre-modern distinction); (3) the anachronism may be inadvertent (a production error, an interpretive lapse) or deliberate (creative-anachronism comedy, intentional style-collage)
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