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Candide: Critical Essay by Ira O. Wade

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SOURCE: Wade, Ira O. “On the Relationship between Structure and Meaning in Candide,” and “Thought, Too, Is A Power.” In Voltaire and Candide: A Study in the Fusion of History, Art, and Philosophy, pp. 243-80. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 1959.

In these essays, Wade focuses on the artistic organization of Candide, providing context for the creation of the work.

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