Diderot Encyclopédie - Revision history

162.247.132.154: under the merit that it is the og wikifire

2024-04-22T19:51:06Z

under the merit that it is the og wikifire

Tfooq: jimmy, admissions, see also, tags

2007-05-18T00:51:29Z

jimmy, admissions, see also, tags

Deerorwolfnamedband: New page: An original collection of professional, intellectual articles on the arts and sciences, first published in 1751, with the intention of publishing data and theories free of religious doctri...

2007-05-18T00:35:09Z

New page: An original collection of professional, intellectual articles on the arts and sciences, first published in 1751, with the intention of publishing data and theories free of religious doctri...

New page

An original collection of professional, intellectual articles on the arts and sciences, first published in 1751, with the intention of publishing data and theories free of religious doctrine or theology. This original Encyclopedie was arranged by Denis Diderot and Jean D'Alembert, as a means of collecting actual data and knowledge, as opposed to the theologically-inclined volumes of the day. A major work of the Enlightenment period of philosophy and literature.

[[Wikipedia]] is the idiot bastard descendent of Encylcopedie. [[Wikifire]] is merely that idiot bastard's child, adopted lovingly by [[Tom Fucoloro]].

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	An original collection of professional, intellectual articles on the arts and sciences, first published in 1751, with the intention of publishing data and theories free of religious doctrine or theology. This original Encyclopedie was arranged by Denis Diderot and Jean D'Alembert, as a means of collecting actual data and knowledge, as opposed to the theologically-inclined volumes of the day. A major work of the Enlightenment period of philosophy and literature.		An original collection of professional, intellectual articles on the arts and sciences, first published in 1751, with the intention of publishing data and theories free of religious doctrine or theology. This original Encyclopedie was arranged by Denis Diderot and Jean D'Alembert, as a means of collecting actual data and knowledge, as opposed to the theologically-inclined volumes of the day. A major work of the Enlightenment period of philosophy and literature.

−	[[Wikipedia]] is the idiot bastard descendent of Encylcopedie. [[~~Wikifire~~]] is merely that idiot bastard's child, adopted lovingly by [[Tom Fucoloro]].	+	[[Wikipedia]] is the idiot bastard descendent of Encylcopedie. [[The Wiki Fire]] is merely that idiot bastard's child, adopted lovingly by [[Tom Fucoloro]].
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		+	==Admissions Tour==
		+	Without a doubt, the admissions tour will tell you about the Encyclopedie.
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		+	==Jimmy Wales==
		+	Last June, [[Jimmy Wales]], the founder of [[Wikipedia]], was on campus to receive an honorary doctorate from [[Knox]]. He received this award maybe 100 yards from where this Encyclopedie is housed. Think about that.
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		+	==See also==
		+	* [[Seymour Library]]
		+	* [[Special Collections and Archives]]