The Essays by Michel de Montaigne is a collection of reflections on various aspects of human nature and life, penned in the late 16th century. Montaigne explores topics ranging from personal identity and human behavior to friendship and the nature of happiness. Through a candid and introspective style, he shares his thoughts, experiences, and observations, blending philosophical inquiry with personal anecdotes. His essays offer a rich tapestry of insights into the human condition, advocating for self-awareness and critical thinking. Montaigne’s work is notable for its exploration of individual subjectivity and its enduring influence on modern essay writing.

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