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In The King'S Wake: Postabsolutist Culture In France,New Habermas And Jessi Was At TheLong Before The Guillotines Of The 1789 Revolution Brought A Grisly Political End To The Ancien Rgime, Jay Caplan Argues, The Culture Of Absolutism Had Already Perished. In The King'S Wake Traces The Emergence Of A Postabsolutist Culture Across A Wide Range Of Works And Genres: Saintsimon'S Memoirs Of Louis Xiv And The Regency; Voltaire'S First Tragedy, Oedipe; Watteau'S Last Great Painting, L'Enseigne De Gersaint; The Plays Of Marivaux; And