An edition of Dictionnaire philosophique
(1766)
Philosophical dictionary
2006 ed.
by Voltaire
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From the Publisher: The Philosophical Dictionary was emblematic of the French Enlightenment. The scathing work chipped away at the archaic institutional structures of Old Regime France and the power of the Catholic Church. Bearing little resemblance to a modern-day dictionary, Voltaire's work uses sarcasm and maxims alike to engage the reader.
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Philosophy, Dictionaries, French, German, Philosophy, dictionaries, 18th century french philosophy, Philosophy - reference, Philosophy - general & miscellaneous, Reference - general & miscellaneous, European fiction & literature classics, Classics by subject, History of philosophy, Literary styles & movements - fictionShowing 7 featured editions. View all 32 editions?
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Note on the text
Preface
Abbe
Abraham
Adam
Soul
Friendship
Love
Love called Socratic
Self-love
Angel
Cannibals
Anti-Trinitarians
Apis
Apocalypse
Arius
Atheist, Atheism
Babel
Baptism
Beautiful, beauty
Animals
Good the sovereign good
All is well
Limits of the human mind
Character
Lent
Chinese catechism
Country-priest's catechism
Japanese catechism
Gardener's catechism
Certain, certainty
Chain of created beings
Chain of events
On China
Christianity
Heaven of the ancients
Circumcision
Councils
Confession
Convulsions
Body
Creed
Criticism
David
Local offenses (on)
Destiny
God
Divinity of Jesus
Dogmas
Equality
Hell
Enthusiasm
False understanding
States, governments
Gospel
On Ezekiel
Fables
Fanaticism
Falseness of human virtues
End, final causes
Faith
Madness
Fraud
Genesis
Glory
Grace
Warfare
Kings and chronicles
Idea
Idol, idolater, idolatry
Flood
Inquisition
Jephthah
Job
Joseph
Judaea
Julian the philosopher
On the just and the unjust
Letters, men of letters
On liberty
Liberty of thought
On laws
Civil and ecclesiastical laws
Luxury
Master
Martyrdom
Matter
Wicked
Messiah
Metamorphosis, metempsycosis
Miracles
Moses
Morality
Necessary
Pride
Popery (on)
Fatherland
Paul
Original sin
Persecution
Philosopher
Peter
Prejudices
Priest
Prophets
Religion
Resurrection
Solomon
Sect
Common sense
Sensation
Dreams
Superstition
Theist
Theologian
Tolerance
Torture
Transubstantiation
Tyranny
Virtue
Appendix: Selections from Chaudon's Anti-Philosophical Dictionary
Endnotes
Suggested readings.
Edition Notes
"Originally published in 1764. This 2006 edition published by Barnes & Noble, Inc." - from verso.
Inlcuded bibliographical references (p. 437-438).
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