New ideas in New times - week 7

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Give an example of at least 1 religious philosopher and 1 political philosopher and give a short explanation of their ideas.
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Today's planning
Reptition of 6.2 

New info 6.3

Meeting scientists and philosophers

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Repetition by mindmapping

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6.3 the Enlightenment
18th century is the Age of Reason. 
Scientists and philosophers meet in French salons to talk about new scientific discoveries.

18th century still has a lot of superstition.
Scientists start to trust their own ratio don't follow what the king&church say anymore. 

The Enlightenment: 
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Reason, common sense, logical thinking
Intelectual movement in the 18th century that uses logical thinking to study society. 

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6.3 the Enlightenment
Philosophers started to criticize the church and how religion thought the world worked and how countries should be ruled.



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Expert carousel

-Groups of 3
- 12 minutes to make a poster about your philosopher.

    1. What idea (political/religious) is he known for?
- Then exchange your knowledge with other groups

religious ideas: Spinoza, Voltaire
political ideas: John Locke, Jean-Jaques Rousseau, Montesqieu
Founder of Enlightenment: Descartes.


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Goal of this lesson
At the end of this lesson you can...


Give an example of at least 1 religious philosopher and 1 political philosopher and give a short explanation of their ideas.

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