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    Cover Letter for the Truth Comes from the Novel Dear classmates‚ In this essay‚ I try to examine the idea which the authors of the Candide and the Story of the Stone hope the readers to understand. The idea I generate from the two novels is that trying your best to find the happiness in your life even the reality is far from your expectation. Both Candide and the Story of the Stone are not contemporary works. In addition‚ they come from different culture‚ but the author can offer us the same suggestion

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    The church’s unyielding grip on religious expression shattered as medieval society transitioned into a period known as the Reformation. Characterized by the rejection of common ritual and ideology‚ the Reformation sparked a different degree of religious curiosity. The Reformation forced the church to adhere to religious tolerance‚ allowing Europeans to discern for themselves what they believed. Hence‚ it was natural that an era considered the Age of Enlightenment followed the period of rejection

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    The philosopher guides Candide with his theories that are not relevant to the real world. The second Text deals with a character named Abdal Khan in who is believed to be a man with a thousand of skills. He is opened minded and tries to attract people to him to be able to help

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    helpful feature that should always be used to write a novel like Candide. The novel Candide is written by Voltaire were he uses humorous style . Voltaire’s disapproval would have been extremely sharp if he had not spread it with little of some of his humor. He always used humor to make people enjoy better his novels. Voltaire‚ mostly protected a sour candy with a small coat of sweet in order to make it easier to consume. The novel Candide is a huge element of satire that makes fun of how medieval citizens

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    He is an advocate for freedom of religion‚ expression‚ and also fought for the separation of church and state. One of Voltaire’s most famous works is a satire called Candide. The novel starts out when the two main characters Candide and Cunegonde fall in love. When Cunegonde’s father finds out‚ he banishes Candide. This propels Candide on a dangerous and exciting journey. Through Candide’s global journey‚ Voltaire critiques European society mainly through their religious

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    ‎ Candide’s Shift in Faith ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ Candide is classified as dystopian literature which is a literary form that aims to ‎distupt the human convictions and draw people to question what they take for granted. In ‎what follows‚ a deffinition for dystopian literature will be provided with further ‎explaining on how does Candid fit into this paradigm. Another point that will be ‎discussed is a set of ideas that Candid used in his novella like optimism‚ racism‚ religious ‎toleration‚ and

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    Satirizing Nonsense In Voltaire’s Bildungsroman (a novel in which the character’s experiences lead to a new philosophy)‚ Candide‚ written in 1759‚ he satirizes the paradigm that this is the best of all possible worlds. Voltaire does not agree with this paradigm and he goes on to satirize naïve stoical optimism and religion. Throughout his life‚ Voltaire did not agree with religion or the government. In fact‚ he was sent to prison in Bastille for writing a satire about the French government. By

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    people whom they trust. In the classic novel Candide written by Voltaire in the 1700s‚ the many traps and dangers of blindly following the teachings of a “teacher” are exposed. This satirical novel helps expose the many follies today in our education system. The conformist style of student/teacher relationship that America uses today is detrimental for student independence and the right to think autonomously. The protagonist of the story is Candide‚ who is deeply influenced by the philosopher

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    upon before you were born. Voltaire will critique this viewpoint by exploring the negative results of the belief that blind faith will lead to the best possible result and that man does exercise free will. While Pope’s “Essay on Man” and Voltaire’s Candide are derived from polarized viewpoints and speak about a very different set of beliefs‚ they both use the same fundamental concept of reason to provide the basis of their argument. Alexander Pope set out to write his “Essay on Man” to use reason

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    is to you. Everyone has a choice‚ why does it matter as long as there is love? In Voltaire ’s Candide‚ it suggests that social status is important when it comes to marriage. Candide ’s mother is the sister of the Baron‚ the man who ’s castle Candide grew up in. When talking about people getting married to one another there is a question which arises on whether or not social status is an issue. Candide ’s mother in fact did not marry a man whose social status did not meet specific criteria in her

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