英文摘要 |
Indeed, virtually all Sade's specialists agree that Sade tends to outline in all his works a model of the deliberate, insensitive, powerful man, well above natural law and order. Yet, what constitutes the reign of the powerful sadian human? And, what is its moral significance? Isn't the birth of the superhuman a reward for affiicted emotions through which Sade finds his lost privilege as nobleman within the feudal regime? Then, by which standard is a sadian libertine worth y of the title 'super human'? Finally, are the requirements of such a domination necessarily affirmed through absolute negation? Is this destined to transcend human natural existence? All of our investigations allow us to conclude that Sade established this own code of ethics through the medium of the restitution on supreme being. Through this Sade expects permanent transcendence. What is unique in this creation of the superhuman is that Sade created a language of the dominant, and that he brought individualism to his paroxysm. Our analysis of the sovereignty of the superhuman consists, therefore, on a triple perspective: apathy, total impunity, and absolute solitude. |