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Diderot

[ dee-duh-roh; French deeduh-roh ]

noun

  1. ٱ·Ծ [d, uh, -, nee], 1713–84, French philosopher, critic, and encyclopedist.


Diderot

/ ˈdiːdərəʊ; didro /

noun

  1. DiderotDenis17131784MFrenchPHILOSOPHY: philosopherWRITING: encyclopedist Denis (dəni). 1713–84, French philosopher, noted particularly for his direction (1745–72) of the great French Գ⳦DZé徱
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And in January, Millah Gilbert, a Diderot graduate, joined the team.

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Denis Diderot, the philosopher and art critic, also was a big admirer.

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The University of Paris, set up last year through a merger of Paris-Descartes University and Paris Diderot University, is now under the same charge.

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Many eighteenth-century atheists, such as d’Holbach and Diderot, were to take their inspiration from Descartes’ mechanism and turn it into a systematic materialism with no room for God.

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Figures like Diderot and Hume derived some of their ideas on liberty from classical texts, where they found declarations of political and personal freedoms.

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