Enlightenment

3. Kant understands Enlightenment as a ______
4. he who described Enlightenment as "man's release from his self-incurred immaturity"
8. Voltaire's central aim (in English)
9. the twentieth-century philosopher who understands the Enlightenment as a new regime of social discipline over 'the public' and the actual people who were not imagined as part of 'the public'
11. e.g. Catherine the Great
12. he who wrote that "man was born free, and he is everywhere in chains" but believed that women were biologically and socially suitable for reproduction only
14. a popular genre in Enlightenment literature

1. Diderot and d'Alembert's project (in English)
2. Daniel Defoe's fictional traveller's tale, wherein the main character is shipwrecked and documents his encounter with an 'exotic' and 'other' world
5. the German branch of Enlightenment
6. dare to know!
7. the twentieth-century philosopher who understands the Enlightenment as breaking the rule of medieval court culture and introducing rational thought
10. a newly imagined group; a sort of 'tribunal' of human opinion and rationality
13. a physical site for Enlightenment conversation and debate