Review:
Scientific Achievements Of The Enlightenment
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The scientific achievements of the Enlightenment refer to the advancements in science and reason that occurred during the Enlightenment era in Europe, from the 17th to 19th centuries.
Key Features
- Emphasis on empirical evidence and reason
- Development of scientific method
- Advancements in physics, chemistry, biology, and astronomy
- Contributions from notable scientists such as Isaac Newton and Antoine Lavoisier
Pros
- Revolutionized the way people viewed the world
- Laid the foundation for modern science
- Led to groundbreaking discoveries and innovations
Cons
- Exclusion of women and marginalized groups from scientific discourse
- Some scientific theories were used to justify colonialism and racism