PPT-Rousseau’s Vision of the Human

Philosophy 224 JeanJacques Rousseau Rousseau was a historical contemporary of Humes 17121778 Like many of his fellow moderns Rousseau was diversely talented making important contributions to literature music and philosophy. Theresa M. Kelley. University of Wisconsin-Madison. The . Selfie. Rousseau. Writing the Self . This . is the only portrait of a man, painted exactly according to nature and in all its truth, that exists and will probably ever exist (Rousseau 3). Prof Mark Knights. Key questions. Why is it important for modernists to understand the Enlightenment? . What was its legacy and why is that legacy a controversial one? . Isms: liberalism, socialism, conservatism, romanticism, fascism, colonialism, . Sarah Richardson. Outline. What is the Enlightenment?. Historiography. Geography . Women and the Enlightenment. Rousseau . and Gender. Men and Feminism. What is the Enlightenment?. Summed up by Immanuel . Nature . Continued. Three Approaches on the Subject:. Locke, Rousseau and Anarchism. Who. is John Locke?. Lived. . between. . 1632 –1704. . He was an English. philosopher. and physician regarded as one of the most influential of. in . Ermenonville. in northern France. Rousseau’s tomb . in . Ermenonville. in northern France. Taking Rousseau’s Remains to the Pantheon. during French Revolution (1794). Bastille prison in Paris. Rousseau, “Discourse” and “Of the Social Contract”. Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Born in Geneva (1712-1778). Spent most of his life in France. . He is clearly influenced by the model of politics offered by Geneva, a small . in . Christian. thought. New folder/ section in folder.. 1/3 2 hour exam papers (33.3% of total A Level). Developments. in . Christian. thought. Learners will study:. • religious beliefs, values and teachings, their. Reaction against Enlightenment emphasis on rationality and Empiricist, Sensationalist, and Rationalist philosophies. Argued that human emotion, instinct, intuition, and subjective experience were as important or even more important to both understanding human nature and to living the good life. . Century Thought and Culture. Hallmarks of the Enlightenment. Notions of natural law and human reason. Combination of skepticism and confidence in the power of reason. The idea of progress, and that progress was underway. Became explicit in enlightenment thought. Walter J. . Scheirer. , . Samuel . E. . Anthony, Ken Nakayama & David . D. . Cox. IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence (2014), 36(8), 1679-1686. Presented by: Talia Retter. 1712-1778) . Man is . innately good.. If we were to look at the things you and I assume are "true", and we were to make a list of the men who thought of those ideas, Rousseau would rank up there with Plato and Aristotle, Newton, Jefferson, and even Paul and Christ.  Yet unlike these other seminal figures, Rousseau seems to have invented his world view -- the one most of us now accept -- from whole clothe, alone, and against the currents of everyone else around him.  He is truly the individual genius who radically alters the way all others . Senses. Vision . Hearing. Touch. Smell. Motor System. Cognitive Abilities. Human Vision 101. Visual resolution. The electromagnetic spectrum. Light can be described in frequency (above) or wavelengths (left). . http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Eye-diagram_bg.svg . Light. Light. Particles known as photons. Act as ‘waves’. Two fundamental properties. Amplitude. Wavelength . Frequency is the inverse of wavelength. . (for MA English Semester III: Lecture 1). by. Sanjeev. . Vishwakarma. Assistant Professor. Department of English. Deen. . Dayal. . Upadhaya. Gorakhpur University. Acknowledgement. This presentation has been prepared after consulting various books on the Romanticism. It extensively quotes from the book .