La Promenade Litteraire De La Mothe Le Vayer a Rousseau: Marcher, Penser, Ecrire

In the eighteenth century, the literary stroll became a form of writing, appealing to both famous and lesser-known authors, such as Diderot and Rousseau. From the promenade to the solitary stroller, this form evolved into self-writing, with reverie replacing dialogue to explore new landscapes.