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Read this essay on earthquakes and their meaning by Kant here. Written in 1756, Kant discusses the earthquakes of 1755. A good reference.
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This essay by Alex Amezquita, discusses the similarities and differences between Locke's and Rousseau's ideas of the General will of the people.
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The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy (IEP) (ISSN 2161-0002) was founded in 1995 as a non-profit organization to provide open access to detailed, scholarly information on key topics and philosophers in all areas of philosophy.
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From the Lecture series on the History of Contemporary Western Philosophy, by Eiichi Shimomissé, learn about the different philosophies that where proposed during this important period in history. You can also, take a look at the other lectures that cover this topic.
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This article is about the famous argument between Rousseau and his friends, edited by Geoffrey Sauer Copyrighted 1997
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Read this lecture on the Enlightenment by Steven Kries and learn what the philosophes thought about knowledge and nature. This lecture is a part of Kries's The History Guide web site.
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Learn about the correspondence between Voltaire and Frederick the Great of Germany at this page.
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This archive contains works of Chinese philosophy and philosophers. Most are in Chinese so you will have to download the Chinese fonts to read them.
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This is a bibliographic listing of the published works written by Jeremy Bentham. A useful tool for research purposes.
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This is the HTML Version of Voltaire's Philosophical Dictionary at the Hanover web site. This particular page is the table of contents. (English translation)
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The Bentham Project is attempting to produce new scholarly editions of this mans works.
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This is the home page of the Hume Society. It contains resources and information about Hume and society information.
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This is the home of the Voltaire Society of North America.
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The Victorian Web has this excellent overview of Romanticism including information about the movers and shakers of the movement.
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From the Web museum, read this article that discusses Romanticism of the 18th century.
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A lecture on the Romantic Era by Steven Kreis that describes Romanticism, its philosophy and its conflicts with the Enlightenment. He includes links to information on the Romantics.
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This project located at the University of West Virginia, contains information and resources on the Religious experience throughout American history.
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The 1917 Catholic Encyclopedia has information about history as it pertains to the Catholic point of view.
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Learn about 18th century Religion in America from the Library of Congress web site. this site is huge.
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From the Library of Congress web site, learn about the influence of Religion and the founding of the United States. Includes information related to the pre revolutionary era.
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This is site that talks about the 18th century great awakening in America and what we can learn from it today. The article is written by Gerald McDermott. His conclusion is "that a deep and powerful spiritual renewal can be more effective in transforming a culture than political action."
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The Christian Classics Ethereal Libraryis a digital library of hundreds of classic Christian books selected for edification and education. The online server reaches several million different users each year.