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7 novembre 2017
- doi: 10.4000/books.pum.2170
- isbn: 9782760635449
- eisbn: 9782821894952
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philosophie moderne Lumières matérialisme conscience Philosophy History & Philosophy Of Science PHI016000 HPCDSujets proches
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Ansgar Lyssy, « Was Diderot a Spinozist? », Presses de l’Université de Montréal, ID : 10.4000/books.pum.2170
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The Enlightenment should not be understood as a single historical event, a homogeneous politico-philosophical movement, or a conflict with clearly denominated forces, sides or opponents. Instead it ought to be conceived of as a variety of interconnected sets of beliefs, political imperatives and public statements. But far from being strictly and systematically deduced from axioms a priori intelligible, these beliefs were developed and articulated against a complicated background of factors so...