L’imaginaire du cannibalisme des îles des « Mers du sud »(Du dernier tiers du XVIIIe au début du XXe siècle) by Nicolas Cambon

“…It is therefore a question of studying the imagination of cannibalism on the islands of Oceania, from the Age of Enlightenment to the Belle Époque. In doing so, the purpose of this article is to understand the birth of the obviousness of island anthropophagy. …”
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SARS and the City 21st century epidemics and the anti-Modern imagination by Alastair Donald

“…Being impure, he shall dwell apart; his dwelling shall be outside the camp."1 The mid-nineteenth century, however, marked a significant turning point in society’s understanding and response to the threat posed by disease. With the Enlightenment fostering an increasingly scientific understanding of diseases, the Modern age confidence in city building generated vast infrastructure programmes such as the Cholera defying sewage systems and coincided with a transformation in confidence that society could shape the future.…”
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La métaphore mondaine. Kerenveyer et les littératures du breton by Ronan Calvez

“…In a way, this work bears witness to the fact that Breton, in the Age of Enlightenment, is still a language of culture.…”
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Adamantios Koraïs : la dimension éthique et politique de l’éducation « classique » by Aikaterini Lefka

“…Adamantios Koraïs was a cosmopolitan scholar of the age of the Enlightenment, who translated, commented and published numerous ancient texts, among other works. …”
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HATHA-YOGA AS MEANS OF PRENATAL PHYSICAL CULTURE IN CONDITIONS OF HEALTH PRESERVATION by Наталья Викторовна Минникаева, Анна Викторовна Сапего, Людмила Николаевна Игишева

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THE PROBLEM WITH THE STATUS OF THEOLOGY AS A SCIENCE IN GERMAN PROTESTANTISM (SCHLEIERMACHER, TROELTSCH, TILLICH) by KYRILL UKOLOV

“…While Schleiermacher follow the ideas of the Age of Enlightenment ar-gues the academic status for theology for purely practical reasons, Troeltsch and Tillich try to comprehend the autonomous status of theology in the discussion founding their contemporary views on science…”
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Cosmopolitanisms in Muslim Contexts by Amr G. E. Sabet

“…Its chief aim is to decenter the long-held notion that cosmopolitanism was a style of thought that emerged primarily from the heart of Europe, beginning with the Greeks, and then carried over into the Enlightenment age of Emmanuel Kant and reached its full manifestation in the present moment (p. 2). …”
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Jean Philippe-Rameau and the Corps Sonore by B. Glenn Chandler

“…Rameau was a product of the Age of Enlightenment, a philosophical movement that swept across Europe beginning in the early eighteenth century and affected nearly every aspect of life. …”
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Sexuelle Gewalt gegen Kinder im österreichischen Strafrecht des 19. und 20. Jahrhunderts – ein Delikt und Strukturmerkmal zugleich by Johann Karl Kirchknopf

“…Legal provisions for the protection of under age children against sexual violence were among the main elements of legal reforms in the wake of the Age of Enlightenment. …”
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Understanding architecture : its elements, history, and meaning / by 390547 Roth, Leland M.

ETIOLOGY, PATHOGENESIS AND CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS OF PEYRONIE’S DISEASE by Тарас Валерьевич Шатылко, Владимир Михайлович Попков, Александр Юрьевич Королев, Олеся Владимировна Крылова

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THE "PERCEIVED INSUFFICIENT MILK SUPPLY" (PIMS) SYNDROME IN BREASTFEEDING MOTHERS. PREDICTORS AND SIGNIFICANCE by Яков Яковлевич Яковлев

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Hellenic model of education and its axioms in modern sport by Arkadiusz Kaźmierczak

“…However, the basic elements on which the French aristocrat built the ideology of Olympism were the ideas and intellectual currents of the age of enlightenment, such as: equality, progress, individuality, respect and understanding of cultural diversity, freedom and tolerance of human behavior.…”
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Genetic markers cannot determine Jewish descent by Raphael eFalk

“…Yet, biological determinism is a relatively modern term, and scientific racism is, oddly enough, largely a consequence or a product of the Age of Enlightenment and the establishment of the notion of human equality. …”
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SECONDARY BONE-JOINT BLOCK IN IN A NEWBORN BABY’S MUSCULAR TORTICOLLIS by Ольга Александровна Загородникова, Нина Геннадьевна Коновалова

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Fordítva: Nyugati társadalomfilozófiai koncepciók és terminusok „japanizációja” a korai Meiji érában by Ferenc Takó

“…In this study I examine the duality of (seemingly) radical novelty and strong attachment to traditions in the age of bunmei kaika 文明開化 (“civilisation and enlightenment”) as reflected in the translations of Western social philosophical works and in related theoretical writings of the central figures of the period. …”
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Sustainable Development vs. Post-Industrial Transformation: Possibilities for Russia by Zhironkin Sergey, Gasanov Magerram, Barysheva Galina, Gasanov Eyvaz, Zhironkina Olga, Kayachev Gennady

“…Offered in the late 1960s and early 1970s by American and European researchers in the field of economics, social philosophy, and ecology, the integrated idea of sustainable development in postindustrial era incorporated the best elements of the scientific tradition dating back to the Age of Enlightenment. The article emphasizes that the key to modern social progress is the rapid technological development based on the transformation of science into a direct productive force. …”
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Hellenic model of education and its axioms in modern sport by Arkadiusz Kaźmierczak

“…However, the basic elements on which the French aristocrat built the ideology of Olympism were the ideas and intellectual currents of the age of enlightenment, such as: equality, progress, individuality, respect and understanding of cultural diversity, freedom and tolerance of human behavior.…”
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New Concept and New Practice of Gender Equality Education at the Background of Digital Society by Wang Wenyu

“…This paper analyzes the goals, ideas and practices of gender equality education in the digital age, providing reference for relevant researchers.…”
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“Toleranz – du nervst mich so”: Reinventing Lessing's Nathan der Weise for the contemporary German stage by Murnane, B

“…Despite this continuing popularity, the optimistic Enlightenment message of tolerance and toleration in Lessing's play is often criticized as inadequate in an age in which cosmopolitanism and transnational movement of people are seen as the source of rather than remedy to identity political tensions. …”