the age of
Enlightenment
The ideals of the perfectly rational man were:
self-control
balance
reason
the two forms of the age were: satire and the realistic novel
The classics
Virgil, Horace, Ovid:
Cato :
models of emulation
represented the highest ideals of stoicism
THE FRENCH
Nicolas Boileau, Voltaire, Montesquieu :
who spread the ideas of tolerance, democracy and the contribution to the
Encyclopédie
PROSE
Satire
Journalism
Essay writing
Addison and Steel marked the beginning of essay writing, who grew up thank to work of David Hume and his empiricism.
The greatest satirist was Alexander Pope. Humour and sarcasm were two weapons of satire
The two most important works of the time were: "The Tatler" and "The Spectator".
Richard Steel Joseph Addison
Jonathan Swift
Hatchard's bookshop 1797
Empiricism
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the age of
Enlightenment
The ideals of the perfectly rational man were:
self-control
balance
reason
the two forms of the age were: satire and the realistic novel
The classics
Virgil, Horace, Ovid:
Cato :
models of emulation
represented the highest ideals of stoicism
THE FRENCH
Nicolas Boileau, Voltaire, Montesquieu :
who spread the ideas of tolerance, democracy and the contribution to the
Encyclopédie
PROSE
Satire
Journalism
Essay writing
Addison and Steel marked the beginning of essay writing, who grew up thank to work of David Hume and his empiricism.
The greatest satirist was Alexander Pope. Humour and sarcasm were two weapons of satire
The two most important works of the time were: "The Tatler" and "The Spectator".
Richard Steel Joseph Addison
Jonathan Swift
Hatchard's bookshop 1797
Empiricism