John Carke
History of Modern Philosophy 2:
The 18th Century Enlightenment
NEXT MEETING ON-LINE VIA ZOOM at 7:30pm on 20th December 2022
The aim of this talk is to outline some of the revolutionary ideas that were emerging in the thinking in the 18th century and to explain the implications of these for the Enlightenment quest for liberty and social justice, as well as for a better understanding of our place in the natural world. In my talk John will draw on philosophers such as Leibniz, Hume and Rousseau.
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