Les Savoirs des barbares, des primitifs et des sauvages Lectures de l’Autre aux xviii^e et xix^e siècles

The recognition, in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, that barbaric, primitive, and savage peoples possessed knowledge of their own is a testament to the ideological and epistemological changes that this collective work analyzes, using a francophone corpus composed of scholarly texts and literary and artistic works as its jumping off point.