Cultural transmission and the French Enlightenment
Repurposing the past
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Emphasizing the entangled nature of eighteenth-century thought and its reception, these essays ask where the past ends and its interpretation begins. By illuminating the myriad material forms of knowledge and their circulation, the authors define the Enlightenment as a process of invention, repurposing, and reception.
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