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Zadig was published in the mid‑18th century, a period when Voltaire was refining his attack on blind philosophical optimism (later parodied more famously in Candide ). Written as an conte philosophique (philosophical tale), it borrows the setting and style of the popular Arabian Nights ‑inspired Oriental tales. Under the guise of a charming story set in ancient Babylon, Voltaire critiques European society, religion, law, and metaphysics.

“What is fate? – It is the order of Providence, which governs all things. But is not everything governed by Providence? – Yes, but it is not given to man to know the secret of that government.” Zadig was published in the mid‑18th century, a

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