Jean-Marie Guyau

Jean-Marie Guyau , born in 1854 with Laval and died in 1888, is a Philosophe and Poète French.

Biography

Jean-Marie Guyau is the son of Augustine Tuillerie, which published the Tour de France by two children in 1877 and was remariée with the philosopher Alfred Fouillée.

Impassioned by poetry and philosophy, it reads all the large texts with a preference for Hugo, Corneille, Musset, Épictète, Plato, and Kant. Bachelor of arts at 17 years, it translates the Handbook Épictète. He is conquered by the Stoïcisme which inspires its resistance smiling to the Phtisie which was to carry it at 33 years. He was teaching with the Lycée Condorcet, he wrote teaching works and, following the first attacks of his disease, goes in the South, where he writes many philosophical works and poetries.

Its major work, Draft of a morals without obligation nor sanction , deeply innovative, seems much to have impressed (and undoubtedly influenced) Nietzsche which annotated it in margin by positive exclamations.

His wife published, under the pseudonym of Pierre Ulric, of Romance briefs for youth. He is the father of the philosopher Augustin Guyau

Works

Christian Literature of IIe in IVe century, extracted the Fathers of the Latin Church, followed extracts of the Christian poëtes,… Paris: C. Delagrave, 1876, in-16, 294 p. new Éditions of traditional Latin;
the Morals of Épicure and its relationship with the contemporary doctrines . Paris: G. Baillière, 1878, in-8 ̊, 291 p.;
contemporary English Morals, morals of the utility and the evolution,… Paris: G. Baillière, 1879, in-8 ̊, XII-420 p.;
Worms of a philosopher . Paris: G. Baillière, 1881, in-16, VII-208 p.;
Problems of contemporary esthetics . Paris: F. Alcan, 1884, in-8 ̊, VIII-260 p.;
Draft of a morals without obligation nor sanction . Paris: F. Alcan, 1885, in-8 ̊, 254 p.;
the Irreligion of the future, sociological study , Paris: F. Alcan, 1886, in-8 ̊. ;
Art from the sociological point of view . Paris: F. Alcan, 1889, in-8 ̊, XLVII-387 p. Publié by Alfred Fouillée;
Education and heredity: sociological study . Paris: F. Alcan, 1889. XV-304 p.; in-8, Published by Alfred Fouillée;
genesis of the idea of time ; with a introd., by Alfred Fouillée. Paris: F. Alcan, 1890. XXXV-142 p.; in-18;
selected Pages of the great writers: J. Mr. Guyau , ED. by Alfred Fouillée, Paris: A. Hake, 1895, XVI-341 p. In before-title: literary Readings .

Schoolbooks

the First year of current reading: morals, knowledge working, duties towards the fatherland,… Paris: A. Hake, 1875, in-16, 336 p., fig.;
the First year of current reading: morals, knowledge working, duties towards the fatherland… Left the Master… Paris: A. Hake, 1880, in-18, 466 p., fig.;
the childish Year of reading,… Work made up in accordance with the new program of 1882 (elementary course). Paris: A. Hake, 1883, in-18, 120 p., fig.;
the preparatory Year of current reading: morals, knowledge working… Paris: A. Hake, 1884, in-18, 216 p., fig.;
Guyau Method. Reading by the writing… Paris: A. Hake, (1893) 2 booklets in-8 ̊, fig. I.I learn how to read; II. I read.

Translations

Cicéron, Of the Supreme goods and the supreme evils. Desmarais translation, re-examined with introduction and notes, followed explanations relating to the history of the epicureanism,… Paris: C. Delagrave, 1875, in-18, XXXII-400 p.;
Manual of Épictète, new, followed translation extracts of the ″ Talks ″ of Épictète and Thought ″ ″ of Marc-Aurèle, with a study on the philosophy of Épictète,… Paris: C. Delagrave, 1875, in-18, LXVI-211 p. Nouvelle traditional collection of philosophical works;
Cicéron, De Finibus bonorum and malorum (books I and II), with introduction and notes by Mr. Guyau,… Paris: C. Delagrave, 1876, in-18, XXXVI-150 p. new Éditions of traditional Latin.

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