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Also called Age of Reason
Age of Enlightenment
Was acultural movement of intellectuals in 18th century europe
Age of Enlightenment
Sought to mobilize the power of reason in order to reform society and advance knowledge
Age of Enlightenment
This was built on tradition, world of hierarchy, privilege and inequality. They allied with the church
World of the Old Regime
The Philosophers were
18th century french intellectuals
They celebrated the scientific revolution, interest in addressing a broad audience and commited to reform
The Philosophies
Over 1000 booksellers and authors imprisoned in the Bastille ine early 1700’s
Problem of Censorship
This was the attempt of the old regime to control new thinking
Censorship
Salon
Gathering
Known as the father of liberalism
John Locke
the human mind was born without innate ideas, John Locke’s Idea
Tabula Rasa
He was an English philosopher and physician
John Locke
A french Philosopher, art critic and writer. He was the cofounder and chief editor of the encyclopedie
Denis Diderot
ultimate strength of the philosophies. attempted to illustrate all human knowledge
Encyclopedia
The Encyclopedia was written between
1751-1772
desire to change the general way of thinking
Encyclopedia
Figurative system of Knowledge
Encyclopedia
A french social commentator and political thinker
Barron De Montesquieu
The Theory of Separation of Powers, he believed power must check power
Baron De Montesquieu
French enlightenment writer, historian and philosopher
Francois-Marie Arouet
The nickname for Francois-Marie Arouet
Voltaire
famous for his advocacy of civil liberties, including freedom of religion, freedom of expression, free trade and separation of church and state
Francois Marie Arouet or Voltaire
A Genevan Philosopher, writer, and composer of 18th century romanticism of french expression
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
He did the social contract and the general will
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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