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The French Enlightenment (, ), (1715-1789) was the intellectual and cultural movement that flourished in 18th-century France, forming a central part of the Age of Enlightenment (historically known in French as les Lumières, ). The movement emphasized on reason and skepticism. Philosophers used those movements and applied it to aspects of human life, including politics, religion and social hierarchies.

The movement drew heavily on the ideas of English thinkers such as John Locke

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