Candide was a pop star.
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| - From [[w:|]][[Category:fr: derivations|Candide]] candidus.
- Candide was a pop star.
- by Voltaire Candide is the story of a young innocent man who travels the world running into a number of characters who have different philosophies about life. The most notable character of the book is Professor Pangloss who has the utmost faith in God's plan and insists that this is "the best of all possible worlds."
- Chercher "candide" sur dicod'Òc (dictionnaires en ligne sur le site du Congrès permanent de la lenga occitana)
- The main character in the novel is a young man named Candide who is born into a life of luxury and is indoctrinated into taking an extremely optimistic view of life by his tutor, Dr. Pangloss. Candide's comfortable lifestyle suddenly comes to an end one day when he is thrown out of the castle of his uncle the baron, in which he has spent his entire life, for kissing the baron's daughter Lady Cunégonde. Candide consequently suffers many more misfortunes. He wanders around Europe and South America, finding misery everywhere (apart from during a brief stay in the fabulous kingdom of El Dorado). He is reunited with, separated from and then reunited again with Pangloss and Cunégonde, who both survive what appears to be certain death. In spite of all the suffering that he sees, hears about and e
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| - From [[w:|]][[Category:fr: derivations|Candide]] candidus.
- Candide was a pop star.
- by Voltaire Candide is the story of a young innocent man who travels the world running into a number of characters who have different philosophies about life. The most notable character of the book is Professor Pangloss who has the utmost faith in God's plan and insists that this is "the best of all possible worlds."
- The main character in the novel is a young man named Candide who is born into a life of luxury and is indoctrinated into taking an extremely optimistic view of life by his tutor, Dr. Pangloss. Candide's comfortable lifestyle suddenly comes to an end one day when he is thrown out of the castle of his uncle the baron, in which he has spent his entire life, for kissing the baron's daughter Lady Cunégonde. Candide consequently suffers many more misfortunes. He wanders around Europe and South America, finding misery everywhere (apart from during a brief stay in the fabulous kingdom of El Dorado). He is reunited with, separated from and then reunited again with Pangloss and Cunégonde, who both survive what appears to be certain death. In spite of all the suffering that he sees, hears about and experiences, Candide clings to his philosophy of optimism for a long time, before eventually deciding that the best way to live is simply to keep busy. The novel satirizes philosophy, religion, government, the miltary and other institutions of the day. The plot also pokes fun at the conventions of romantic and adventure novels.
- Chercher "candide" sur dicod'Òc (dictionnaires en ligne sur le site du Congrès permanent de la lenga occitana)
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