Philosophy in the Bedroom

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Philosophy in the Bedroom is an explicit 18th-century philosophical-erotic novel by the Marquis de Sade that combines libertine sexual narratives with radical, often shocking, political and moral arguments.

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instanceOf French literature
erotic novel
libertine literature
novel
philosophical novel
author Marquis de Sade NERFINISHED
character Chevalier de Mirvel NERFINISHED
Dolmancé NERFINISHED
Eugénie NERFINISHED
Madame de Saint-Ange NERFINISHED
characterRole Dolmancé is a libertine philosopher NERFINISHED
Eugénie is an inexperienced young woman NERFINISHED
Madame de Saint-Ange is a libertine mentor NERFINISHED
contains political pamphlet
“Frenchmen, Some More Effort If You Wish to Become Republicans” NERFINISHED
controversialFor advocacy of extreme cruelty
blasphemy
pornographic content
countryOfOrigin France
firstPublicationYear 1795
genre philosophical fiction
political fiction
pornographic fiction
influenced debates on freedom of expression
later erotic literature
language French
literaryMovement libertinism
narrativeForm dialogue
originalTitle La Philosophie dans le boudoir NERFINISHED
partOf Marquis de Sade’s libertine works
philosophicalPosition anti-theism
hedonism
materialism
moral nihilism
publicationCentury 18th century
setting France NERFINISHED
structure series of dialogues
style didactic
explicit sexual description
provocative
theme anti-clericalism
atheism
critique of religion
critique of traditional morality
libertine education
moral relativism
political radicalism
radical individualism
sadism
sexual libertinism

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Marquis de Sade notableWork Philosophy in the Bedroom