The Cambridge Companion to Montaigne (Cambridge Companions to Philosophy)
“As befits the “Cambridge Companion” series, the sweep of this book's 11 clearly written chapters is impressive, embracing Montaigne's religious, political, judicial, and ethical thought, the latter being understood in Aristotle's sense of the search for the good life.  The writing is accessible to the generalist while also helpful to the specialist.  A chronology of Montaigne's life, a good bibliography, and a substantial index make this a valuable reference tool.”Choice"readers of Early Modern philosophy will greatly benefit from the insights fathered in this book." Zahi Zalloua, Whitman College