Description
This collection offers an accessible introduction to the groundbreaking philosophy of the Enlightenment’s most influential thinkers, bringing together key writings on knowledge, morality, religion, aesthetics, and human freedom. Across these selections, the author investigates how reason shapes experience, how moral principles can guide action, and what it means to live as an autonomous and responsible person. Rigorous yet transformative, the volume reveals the enduring power of a philosophical system that reshaped modern thought and continues to challenge readers to examine the limits and possibilities of reason.
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paperback
Modern Library
Published Jul 10, 2001
512 pages
ISBN: 9780375757334
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First Published
2001
Language
eng
Translation
From: deu
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