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1766 - 1817
5
Quotes
Biography
Madame de Staël (1766-1817) was a prominent French-Swiss writer and intellectual known for her contributions to literature, politics, and philosophy during the Romantic era. She hosted a prominent salon in Paris, where intellectuals and politicians gathered to discuss ideas. Her works, including novels like 'Delphine' and 'Corinne', explored themes of love, society, and the role of women in society. Madame de Staël was also renowned for her political writings advocating for liberalism and constitutional monarchy.
Famous Quotes (5)
1
Happiness lies in the consciousness we have of it.
2
Generosity either gives with pomp, or goes to the poor and plain and does not ask for any thanks.
3
The desire of appearing clever often prevents from becoming so.
4
Love is more pleasant than marriage, but love is not more lasting.
5
Man has two resources to beware of: suffering and boredom.