Widger's Quotations from the Project Gutenberg Editions of the Works of Jacques Casanova

"Widger's Quotations from the Project Gutenberg Editions of the Works of Jacques Casanova" by Giacomo Casanova is a collection, compiled by David Widger, that shines a light on noteworthy excerpts from Casanova's memoirs, offering a window into the 1700s and the core of humanity. This book, put together around the start of the 2000s, thematically groups together excerpts of Casanova's thoughts on topics like love, joy, pain, and the complex workings of society. Ranging from Venice to Paris, the collection showcases slices of Casanova's life, chronicling his adventures across Europe, his many love affairs, and philosophical insights. The collection reflects on the pursuit of happiness, the implications of selfish acts, and offers commentary on society, often delivered with a mix of wit and emotional depth. Readers will discover brief passages that spark thought and amusement, revealing Casanova's knack for working through complex emotions and offering an honest peek into his world.