The document discusses the Age of Enlightenment, which emerged in Europe between 1715-1789. It was a period dominated by rationality and reason that aimed to move societies from ignorance to maturity. The Enlightenment began in France and spread ideas across Europe and North America. It challenged religious authority and established scientific authority. Some results included the spread of ideals of liberty, challenging superstition, and establishing common values and dialogue. However, the French Revolution showed how Enlightenment ideals could lead to chaos when taken to an extreme.
2. Introduction about the age of enlightenment
Introduction to the age of enlightenment is considered on of the most
important eras in Europe and includes the era of rationality. The
Enlightenment emerged from a European scientific and
intellectual movement known as the "Human.Renaissance"
movement
3. Definition of the age of
Enlightenment.
In in general, the Enlightenment
refers to the eighteenth century
in European philosophy, here we
offer some definitions of this
mighty era.era.
4. A form of thought that increases the enlightenment of
minds from darkness, ignorance and superstition.
The Enlightenment, also known as the Age of Logic, is a
philosophical and intellectual movement that has dominated the
world of ideas on the European continent.
5. The person is departed from the stage of mental insufficiency and
has reached the age of maturity or adulthood.
The Enlightenment is also known as the era of rationality: it is a
movement that enlightens reason and culture after the dark
Middle Ages.
6. When and where did the age of enlightenment
begin?
French historians mark the beginning of the Enlightenment, the period
between the death of Louis XIV in France in 1715 and the outbreak of the
French Revolution - in 1789 - that ended the old regime, while they define
the end of this era at the beginning of the nineteenth century.
It was its first cradle in Europe and later moved to North
America.
7. the Reason for the emergence of the
Enlightenment
The Thirty Years War is the main reason for the emergence of the
.Enlightenment
The will of the Europeans to strengthen the ability to understand
things and to improve conditions .
8. The interest of thinkers in studies and philosophies.
Repressive acts of the government and churches.
Fascination with Western civilization and surrender to the pressure
.of its concepts
9. The results of the age of Enlightenment
Spreading ideas and ideals across Europe and North
.America
Scientific authority began to replace religious authority.
10. Science during the Enlightenment was dominated by scientific
societies and academic universities.
Eliminate slavery and superstition and chase ghosts and darkness.
Establishing common values and criteria for dialogue.
11. Finally:
The age of Enlightenment movement fell victim to a conflict of ideas
from various sources, and the romantic movement was more liked
by the less educated class and removed it from the experimental
and scientific ideas of the Enlightenment, and theories of suspicion
contradicted what Enlightenment emphasized depending on the
mind and became followers, whereas the one who actually spent
the Enlightenment It is the French Revolution that started based on
the principles of the Enlightenment and ended with chaos and
violence, but the discoveries and theories of this era have
influenced Western society for centuries.