… However, regarding the results of cultural production as cultural goods I consider the concept
“product”, as a derivative of the verb “produce”, a term that it covers both the autonomous …

… in more detail later, quickly yields a first and very general result. Those whom we call
Enlightenment … saw human beings as capable of autonomy and as endowed with reason.2 …

… , during the Enlightenment, “society as an autonomous ground of human existence” emerged
from “a world from which God was hidden.” Keith Michael Baker, “Enlightenment and the …

… Despite his scepticism about the continued usefulness of the idea of autonomy, Smith tells …
kind of devaluation: even enlightened principles initially captured in such phrases as ‘rational …

… Kant’s enlightened individual and Rousseau’s view of a proper … Finally, applying the views
of Kant, Rousseau, and Sen, to … of an autonomous and compassionate people, or enlightened …

… the Enlightenment, this very culture also reveals the limits of the Enlightenment in ever more
… Not only have the ideals of manipulability and the positivist slant of Enlightenment thinking …

Commitments to truth and to “transparency,” or public accountability, are two central
normative aspects of professional journalism. This article considers ways in which both are …

… reveals why he links his vindication of reason to autonomy and morality. The essays in Part
II… complete: One more push and we will have made the transition to a fully enlightened age. …

… the divines, many of whom accepted the Enlightenment belief that their pursuit was ephemeral.
But the Enlightenment's autonomy doctrine created the greatest mischief. Individual self…

… The subsequent history of ‘Enlightenment’ in the practices of … the original Enlightenment
concept of autonomous reason itself. … by these phenomena for the idea of Enlightenment, and its …