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An English political theorist. Sought to create a science of politics. Was influenced when he met Galileo and Descartes.

Few people agreed with Hobbe’s thinking.However, later philosophers examined the questions he raised.

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Proposed the idea of natural rights.Most influential ideas on government.Deeply involved in the politics of the Glorious Revolution in England.

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Related to his political ideas;Influenced by Newton’s discoveries;

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*Looked upon Jesus as a great moral teacher rather than as the son of God.

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The Enlightenment is centered in France.

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social critics and philosophers of this period in France.

the reforms they proposed were a reaction against the French traditions of absolute monarchy and the divine right of kings.

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also challenged the traditional view that the nobility and clergy were entitled to special privileges.

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Philosophes considered war and persecutions in the name of religion to be unreasonable.

They wanted individuals to be able to choose their own religious beliefs freely & not be persecuted for them.

They opposed censorship by either the Church or the Government.

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Most likely the most brilliant and influential philosophes. Wrote political essays and clever stories in which he attacked or made fun of intolerance and superstition

Most renowned work was Candide

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French lawyer and aristocrat.Admired the English system of government the freedoms that the English people were guaranteed.Tried to set down different ideas or principles that would lead to a good government and perseverance of the people’s rights.

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Montesquieu believed that this principle

would prevent any person or group to

gain complete control of the government.

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The chief editor was the French writer Dean Diderot.

Jean d’Alembert edited the scientific articles.

Banned the work for undermining royal authority, encouraging a spirit of revolt, and fostering of moral corruption, irreligion &unbelief.

Diderot convinced the government to publish some volumes of the encyclopaedia but the articles had to be carefully worded to avoid criticism by the censors.

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Italian economist and law professor.

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Crime Preventiona scientific investigation into

the effectiveness of punishment urged by Beccaria

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Proposed new approaches to education and social changeThe philosopher who most influenced educational theory

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Philosophes were a small group, but they had great

influence.

Enlightenment ideas were spread not only by their

books but also by their visits and letters to European

rulers and political leaders

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Noblewoman who trained as a mathematician and physicist

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Enlightenment artists emphasized balance

and gracefulness.

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German;Most outstanding figure/composer in the Baroque period.

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French classical writing emphasized drama.

The tragedies of Racine and the satirical comedy Moliere

were considered classical works.

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Devoloped modern musical forms (Sonata and Symphony)

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Operas Don Giovanni and The Marriage of Figaro set a new musical style.

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Music was known for its power and grandeur music.