Scenarios about 'enlightenment values'
The philosophical and intellectual movement that emerged in Europe during the 17th and 18th centuries emphasizing reason, science, individualism, and progress. Enlightenment values challenged traditional authority, religious dogma, and hereditary privilege while promoting concepts such as liberty, constitutional government, separation of church and state, and scientific methodology. These principles profoundly influenced modern political thought, constitutional frameworks, and continue to shape alternate history scenarios exploring different paths of societal development.
What If Philosophy Remained Central to Education?
Exploring the alternate timeline where philosophy never lost its central position in Western education systems, potentially reshaping critical thinking, civic engagement, and technological development across society.