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Desiderius Erasmus – Praise of Folly 2007 Turkish Book Turkey

Desiderius Erasmus – Praise of Folly 2007 Turkish Book Turkey

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Desiderius ErasmusPraise of Folly (Deliliğe Övgü) – Oda Yayınları Turkish Edition (2007)

Description:

This Turkish edition of Praise of Folly (Deliliğe Övgü) by Desiderius Erasmus was published by Oda Yayınları in 2007. Printed in Turkish, the book is one of the masterpieces of Renaissance humanism, using wit, irony, and satire to criticize the moral, religious, and social shortcomings of European society.

Written as a speech delivered by Folly herself, the work humorously exposes human vanity, superstition, hypocrisy, and the abuse of power among scholars, clergy, rulers, and ordinary people. Beneath its playful style, Erasmus offers a profound defense of reason, education, moderation, and genuine Christian morality, making the work one of the most influential satirical texts in Western intellectual history.

Themes such as human nature, reason, religion, education, hypocrisy, and morality appear throughout the work. Combining literary elegance with philosophical insight, Praise of Folly remains a timeless classic of Renaissance literature and humanist philosophy.

Key Features:

• Author: Desiderius Erasmus

• Original Title: Praise of Folly

• Turkish Title: Deliliğe Övgü

• Publisher: Oda Yayınları

• Publication Date: 2007

• Language: Turkish

• Format: Paperback

• Genre: Philosophy; Classical Literature; Satire

• Subject: Satirical critique of society, religion, and human folly

• Literary Content: Philosophical satire; Renaissance literature

• Themes: Human nature; Reason; Religion; Morality; Education; Hypocrisy

• Historical Focus: Renaissance humanism

• Educational Value: Classic work introducing the ideals of Renaissance humanism through one of the most celebrated satirical works in European literature

• Collector Appeal: Turkish edition of Erasmus' enduring masterpiece, widely regarded as one of the greatest works of Renaissance philosophy and satire

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