Pierre Tisserand, 1920 49), include the Essai sur les fondements de la psychologie (1812; "Essay on the Fundamentals of Psychology") and Nouveaux Essais d'anthropologie (1823 24; "New Essays in Anthropology").
In the second half of the 17th century, the empiricist views of Locke were similarly controverted by Leibniz, who examined Locke's views in minute detail in Nouveaux essais sur l'entendement humain (1704, published 1765; New Essays Concerning Human Understanding), arguing that ideas can be virtually innate in a less trivial sense than Locke allowed.
He published, in addition to the works named, his second volume of essays, Nouveaux essais de critique et d'histoire (1865; "New Essays of Criticism and History"), including his perceptive articles on Racine, Balzac, and Stendhal (whose psychological acuity he was one of the first to admire).
Why the "new" essays were unpublished is unclear.
Her other bestsellers include Sex, Art And American Culture and Vamps And Tramps: New Essays.
A landmark was the publication, in 1955, of New Essays in Philosophical Theology, edited by the English philosophers A.G.N.
On the Move was his 13th book, and new essays, written in his final days, are just now coming out.
He has at least three new essays on linguistics coming out soon, and if time has slowed him down, it's not by very much.
An expanded edition of the hard-to-find first edition — with new essays, letters, contact sheets and autobiographic reminiscences — has recently been published.
The two new essays Gould wrote for the book, especially one about memories of playing stickball as a boy in Queens, vacillate between charming and hurriedly perfunctory.
To date, all major American newspapers and magazines have rejected Ms. Roy's new essays on the Afghan war, her agent, David Godwin, said.
