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Cultural and Social Change in the Enlightenment
( 30 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to the Enlightenment
Overview of the Enlightenment period, its key figures, and its significance in shaping modern Western society
Module #2
The Scientific Revolution and the Emergence of Reason
Exploration of the scientific discoveries that laid the groundwork for the Enlightenment, including the work of Galileo, Kepler, and Newton
Module #3
The Rise of Rationalism and Empiricism
Discussion of the philosophical debates between rationalists (e.g., Descartes) and empiricists (e.g., Locke) and their implications for understanding knowledge and reality
Module #4
The Emergence of the Public Sphere
Analysis of the growth of urban centers, coffeehouses, and salons as hubs of intellectual and cultural exchange
Module #5
The Enlightenment and the Emergence of Modernity
Examination of how the Enlightenment marked a turning point in the transition from traditional to modern society
Module #6
The Role of Women in the Enlightenment
Exploration of the contributions and experiences of women during the Enlightenment, including Mary Wollstonecraft and Émilie du Châtelet
Module #7
The Enlightenment and the Question of Race
Discussion of how Enlightenment thinkers addressed (or failed to address) issues of race and racism
Module #8
The Enlightenment and the Emergence of Nationalism
Analysis of how the Enlightenment helped shape modern conceptions of nationhood and national identity
Module #9
Voltaire and the Critique of Religion
Examination of Voltaires philosophical and literary works, including his critiques of religious intolerance and dogma
Module #10
Rousseau and the Social Contract
Discussion of Rousseaus ideas on the social contract, the general will, and the nature of humanity
Module #11
The American and French Revolutions
Comparison of the Enlightenments influence on the American and French Revolutions, including the role of key figures like Jefferson and Robespierre
Module #12
The Enlightenment and the Emergence of Capitalism
Examination of how Enlightenment thinkers like Adam Smith helped shape modern conceptions of economics and commerce
Module #13
The Enlightenment and the Arts
Exploration of the Enlightenments impact on literature, music, and visual arts, including the works of writers like Diderot and Goethe
Module #14
The Enlightenment and the Press
Analysis of the role of print media in disseminating Enlightenment ideas and shaping public opinion
Module #15
Cultural Exchange and the Enlightenment
Discussion of the exchange of ideas and cultural practices between Europe and other regions, including the Middle East and Asia
Module #16
The Critique of the Enlightenment
Examination of criticisms of the Enlightenment, including charges of Eurocentrism, sexism, and racism
Module #17
The Legacy of the Enlightenment
Assessment of the Enlightenments enduring influence on modern politics, culture, and society
Module #18
The Enlightenment Today
Reflection on the relevance of Enlightenment values and ideas to contemporary debates and challenges
Module #19
The Enlightenment and Human Rights
Exploration of the Enlightenments contributions to the development of modern human rights discourse
Module #20
The Enlightenment and the Environment
Analysis of how Enlightenment thinkers addressed (or failed to address) environmental concerns and the natural world
Module #21
The Enlightenment and Education
Discussion of the Enlightenments impact on modern conceptions of education and pedagogy
Module #22
The Enlightenment and the Public Intellectual
Examination of the role of public intellectuals in shaping Enlightenment debate and discussion
Module #23
The Enlightenment and the Emergence of Sociology
Analysis of how Enlightenment thinkers laid the groundwork for modern sociological inquiry
Module #24
The Enlightenment and the Critique of Colonialism
Discussion of how Enlightenment thinkers addressed (or failed to address) issues of colonialism and imperialism
Module #25
The Enlightenment and the Question of Authority
Examination of how Enlightenment thinkers challenged traditional sources of authority and legitimacy
Module #26
The Enlightenment and the Emergence of Modern Psychology
Analysis of how Enlightenment thinkers contributed to the development of modern psychological theory
Module #27
The Enlightenment and the Critique of Slavery
Discussion of how Enlightenment thinkers addressed (or failed to address) the institution of slavery
Module #28
The Enlightenment and the Emergence of Anthropology
Examination of how Enlightenment thinkers laid the groundwork for modern anthropological inquiry
Module #29
The Enlightenment and the Question of Progress
Analysis of how Enlightenment thinkers understood the concept of progress and its implications for human society
Module #30
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Cultural and Social Change in the Enlightenment career


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