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The philosopher and mathematician Pascal is among those thinkers who have most deeply influenced Tocqueville, not only in content but also stylistically. His friend Louis de Kergorlay informs him in a letter from 1834 that he should take Montesquieu (see Chap. 36 ), Rousseau (see Chap. 39 ) and Pascal as “masters” and as stylistic models and points out to him that he already sporadically adopts their style.

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Blaise Pascal (1623–1662)

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    2026年

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  • Norbert Campagna

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The philosopher and mathematician Pascal is among those thinkers who have most deeply influenced Tocqueville, not only in content but also stylistically. His friend Louis de Kergorlay informs him in a letter from 1834 that he should take Montesquieu (see Chap. 36 ), Rousseau (see Chap. 39 ) and Pascal as “masters” and as stylistic models and points out to him that he already sporadically adopts their style.