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  zài jìn dài zǎo běn zhù zhì tōng guò zhòng shāng zhù dài liǎo fēng jiàn zhì zhì shǎo zài 'ōu zhōu chéng wéi jīng de běn zhì xíng shì duàn kuò zhāng de zhí mín jìn liǎo shāng mìngzhè duàn shí xiàn dài xué de jué zài shù jìn shàng de yìng yòng yǐn rén zhù bìng zài gōng mìng zhōng dào gāo cháo bān táo tuō · lún zài 1492 nián wéi xún zhǎo tōng xiàng dōng yìn qún dǎo de jié jìng xiàng de tàn xiǎn wéi shǒu de duì xīn de kāi jiǔ biàn shòu dào liǎo yīng guó rén guó rén kāi běi měi de tiǎo zhànxīn de mào xíng shì duàn tuī jìn de píng xiàn chǎn shēng liǎo xīn de zhèng xíng shì jīng yào
  
   zōng jiào gǎi duì 'ōu zhōu zhěng yòu zhe shēn yuǎn de yǐng xiǎng jǐn guó jiā zhī jiān bèi zōng jiào huàqīng jiè xiànmǒu xiē guó jiā nèi bèi bèi zōng jiào fēn zhēng fēn lièbìng dào wài de xīn zhī chí guó zài shí liù shì xiàn zhè shēn yuān zhōng shēng liǎo liè de míng wéi guó zōng jiào zhàn zhēng de chōng zuì zhōng bàng wáng cháo shèng 'ér gào zhōngyīng lán zài duàn shí jiān nèi miǎn liǎo zhè zhǒng qíng kuàngzài suō bái shì tǒng zhì xiàwēn de yīng guó guó jiào què xiàn dài guó de fèndāng shí zài lùn shàng de shén shèng luó guó kuàng jià nèi yóu duō xiǎo de zhù quán guó jiā chéngjiào pài fēn shǐ zhū hóu gèng jiā yán zhòng lán táo wǎn lián bāng shí yóu zōng jiào yóu shàng miǎn 'ōu zhōu zōng jiào fēn zhēng 'ér shòu dào zhù
  
   sān shí nián zhàn zhēng jìn xíng 1618 nián zhì 1648 niánzhù yào zài jīn tiān de guó jìng nèi duō shù 'ōu zhōu liè qiáng juǎnrù zhōng kāi shǐ shén shèng luó guó de xīn jiào tiān zhù jiào zhū hóu zhī jiān de chōng suí hòu zhú jiàn yǎn biàn chéng xíjuǎn bàn 'ōu zhōu de quán miàn zhàn zhēngyuán yīn shì dìng zōng jiào yòu guān liǎozài zhàn zhēng zhōng yōng bīng bèi guǎng fàn yùn yòng de zhù yào yǐng xiǎng shì piàn bèi sōu xún liáng cǎo de jūn jié kōng fàn wéi de huāng chuán rǎn bìng liú xíng shǐ zhì zhū hóu guó rén kǒu yuán shāng guó jiā qíng kuàng shāo hǎohěn duō qiáng guó bīn lín chǎn de jiǒng jìng fēn zhī zhì sān fēn zhī de guó rén kǒu yóu zhàn luàn yòu guān de yǐn de bìng huāng zhàn zhēng zhěng zhěng chí sān shí niándàn shì yǐn zhàn zhēng de máo dùn zài xiāng dāng cháng de shí jiān nèi réng wèi jiě jué
  
   zài jié shù zhàn zhēngyǔn guó jiā jué dìng shēn zōng jiào xìn yǎng de wēi yuē zhī hòu cái chéng wéi 'ōu zhōu de biàn xiàn xiàngdàn 'ōu zhōu mǒu xiē fāng jìn xíng liǎo yīng guó nèi zhàn bié shì guāng róng mìng wéi xiān zhào de xiàn zhèng zhì de shí yànōu zhōu de jūn shì chōng bìng méi yòu tíng zhǐdàn shì duì 'ōu zhōu rén de shēng huó zào chéng de huài xìng yǐng xiǎng xià jiàngzài de běi 'ōu méng yùn dòng jǐyǔ liǎo xīn de guān diǎn zhé xué shàng de zhī chíyìn shuà shù shǐ shí shuài duàn shàng shēngzào jiù liǎo xiǎng shàng de xīn de shì liàng lán táo wǎn lián bāng yóu yòu de zhǔn mín zhù xìng huáng jīn yóu yòu chéng wéi wài
  
   méng shí dài wén: SiècledesLumières) tōng cháng shì zhǐ zài 18 shì chū zhì 1789 nián guó mìng jiān de xīn wéi duàn yǒng xiàn de shí dài xìng zhù děng gòu chéng jiào cháng de wén huà yùn dòng shí zhè shí de méng yùn dòng gài liǎo zhī shí lǐng rán xuézhé xuélún xuézhèng zhì xuéjīng xué shǐ xuéwén xuéjiào xué děng děng
  
   méng shí dài de xué zhě tóng zhī qián de wén xīng shí dài de xué zhě men zài zōng jiào zhù wén xué shù xīngér shì jīng yàn jiā xìng kǎo 'ér shǐ zhī shí tǒng néng zōng jiào de yǐng xiǎngzuò wéi jiàn dào měi xué xiǎng de fāng shì
  
   méng yùn dòng de chàng dǎo zhě jiāng shì wéi wèi de wén huà xiān fēngbìng qiě rèn wéi méng yùn dòng de de shì yǐn dǎo shì jiè zǒu chū chōng mǎn zhe chuán tǒng jiào fēi xìngmáng xìn niàn zhuān zhì de shí zhè shí tōng cháng bèi chēng wéi hēi 'àn shí )。 zhè shí dài de wén huà píng jiāzōng jiào huái pàizhèng zhì gǎi pài jiē shì méng xiān fēngdàn men zhǐ shì de sōng sànfēi zhèng shìwán quán zhì de lián ér dāng shí de méng zhī shí de zhōng xīn shì shì gòng yòng yán
  
   méng yùn dòng tóng shí wéi měi guó zhàn zhēng guó mìng gōng liǎo kuàng jiàbìng qiě dǎo zhì liǎo běn zhù shè huì zhù de xīng yīnyuè shǐ shàng de luò shí shù shǐ shàng de xīn diǎn zhù shí shì tóng shí
  
  
   dōng 'ōu shì ruì diǎn lán táo wǎn lián bāng 'ào màn 'ěr guó zhēng de zhàn chǎngzài zhè shí zhè sān guó jiā zhú jiàn mòluò zuì zhōng bèi xīn de kāi míng jūn zhù zhuān zhì guó jiā héng héng 'é luó shì 'ào suǒ dàizài 19 shì dào lái zhī shí men chéng wéi liǎo xīn de liè qiángsān guó jiā guā fēn liǎo lánruì diǎn 'ěr fēn bié xiàng 'é guó 'ào ràng piàn liàng lán yóu tài rén mín dào 'ōuzài zhōng shì men bèi fàng zhú chū de shàng jiàn yóu tài rén shè
  
   guò chéng
  
   niú dùn de méng zuò pǐn - rán zhé xué de shù xué yuán
   duì zōng jiào de tiǎo zhàn
  
   zhè shí yīn yòu xiē rén yòng jiào huì míng sōu kuò cái hài yīn méng yùn dòng rén shì shì shí fēn mǎn jiào huì dāng shí de qíng kuàng
  
   zhè shí qián wǎng zhōng guó chuán jiào de tiān zhù jiào huì chuán jiào shìyòng shū xìn jiè shào liǎo shì 'ér de zhōng guó shè huì fēi zōng jiào de zhōng guó lún xué kǒng mèng zhī dàozhè yǐn liǎo 'ěr tài děng méng xué zhě de xīng
   xìng tàn tǎo de kāi shǐ
  
   méng shí dài zǎo xiǎng jiā zhuī dào yīng guó de luò (JohnLocke,1632-1704), de guān zōng jiào shì zhèng de kǎoyǐng xiǎng liǎo hòu lái de méng shí dài xiǎng jiā。 18 shì de guózài jīng guò liǎo shí ( 1638-1715) shí duō nián de zhàn zhēng hòujīng shòu yīn zhè shí dài de rén men kāi shǐ duì jūn quán shén shòu shuō chǎn shēng zhì bìng kāi shǐ chū xiàn xìng kǎo de xiǎng jiā zhōng guó mèng jiū (BarondeMontesquieu,1689-1755)、 'ěr tài (Voltaire,1694-1788)、 ràng - · suō (Jean-JacquesRousseau,1712-1778) děng rén zuì wéi wén mínglìng wài zài guó yòu màn 'ěr · kāng (ImmanuelKant,1724-1804)。 dāng shí fèn zhé xué jiā jiē xìng kǎo shì wéi zhù yào zhòng diǎnbìng kāi shǐ bìng zōng jiào de guān diǎn luó( 1713-1784) zàibǎi quán shūde xìng tiáo zhōng suǒ zhǐ chū de guān diǎn xìng shìrén lèi rèn shí zhēn de néng ”,“ rén lèi de jīng shén kào xìn yǎng de guāng liàng de bāng zhù 'ér néng gòu rán dào liè zhēn gèng shì dài biǎo liǎo zhè shí de xiǎng jiā de jīng shén
   duì shǐ kǎo zhèng de kāi shǐ
  
   zài zhè shí rén men kāi shǐ duì zhōng shì shí de shén xuézhé xué yǎn luó ji lái jiě shì shǐ de fāng chǎn shēng zhì bìng duì shǐ wén xiàn suǒ jìzǎi de shì chǎn shēng wènér duì jìn xíng kǎo yán jiū wén jué
   mín zhù shí de chū xiàn
  
   zhè shí de xiǎng jiā men duō duì jūn quán shén shòu shuō chǎn shēng zhì bìng chàng dǎo yóu píng děng wéi zhù yào gōng zuò 'ěr tài wéi céng shuō guò:“ tóng shuō de měi dàn shì shì hàn wèi shuō huà de quán 。”, yóu jiàn duì yán lùn yóu de zhòng shì
  
   ér lìng wèi zhù míng xiǎng jiā mèng jiū shuō:“ shuō shì xiàn dài shè huì xué de méngduì hòu zōng jiàozhì yuán guò shì guàn fēng děng děng xíng chéng shè huì zǒng jīng shén de qiē jìn xíng liǎo jiào xìng de yán jiūjìn guǎn zhè huì dǎo zhì shè huì jué dìng lùn shǐ xiāng duì lùn què jiāng yóu zài dào shàng de yào xìngzhì jué dìng lùn xiāng duì lùn zhī shàngér wéi fǎn shēn qián hòu luó ji dejiān chí fǎn duì zhuān zhì tǒng zhìrèn wéi shì dào deér zhè jiù shì yīng guó xiàn fēn chūfēn quánde yóu lái。”
  
   tóng yàng duō méng shí dài de xiǎng jiā de zhù zuò jiē chū liǎo chuàng mín zhùgòng zhèng de xiǎngzhè zhǒng xiǎng bèi hòu měi guó xuān yán guó rén quán xuān yán suǒ cǎi yòng
  
   zhè shí dài xīn de xiǎng de yǒng xiànshǐ rán xué rén wén xué tuō liǎo zōng jiào xiǎng de yǐng xiǎngcóng 'ér chǎn shēng zhēn zhèng zōng jiào wài de xué shù yán jiūér yīn wéi shǐ zhé xué de chuàng wén huà shǐ yán jiūfàn shì duì làng màn zhù shǐ xué de kāi shǐ zhè shí dài shǐ xué shàng liú yòu de yìn shì zhè shí dài de yǐng xiǎng de biāo zhì xiànér méng yùn dòng zuì zhōng dǎo zhì liǎo měi guó yùn dòng guó mìngshǐ rén lèi de shè huì zhì kāi shǐ yóu jūn zhù zhuān zhì biàn wéi gòng zhèng lìng rén mín néng xiǎng yòu zhēn zhèng de rén quányīn méng yùn dòng zài shǐ xué shàng shì wéi zhòng yào de duàn shǐbìng qiě zài fàn chóu jiē liú xià de yǐng xiǎng
   tóng de xiǎng yùn dòng
  
  18 shì zhé xué hái yòu lìng zhòng yào xiǎng yùn dòng méng yùn dòng yòu zhe de guān liánqián zhě shì zōng jiào xìn yǎng wéi zhòng diǎn de chàng dǎo zhě shì tōng guò xìng lái zhèng míng shàng de cún zàizài zhè shí zōng jiào xìn yǎng zhèng zhì lùn yàng shì duì rán zhé xuédào guān niàn tàn suǒ de fēnrán 'ér méng yùn dòng de zhé xué jiā 'ěr tài ràng · · suō duì xiàn yòu de jiào huì zhì chū zhì pēng
  
  18 shì jīng yàn zhù zài zhèng zhì jīng xuézhèng zhì xué xuéhuà xué shēng xué de yìng yòng zhí zài yán
  
   xué zhě rèn wéi xìng zhù shí zǎo méng yùn dòngwén xīng shí zōng jiào gǎi zǎo méng yùn dòngér làng màn zhù de chū xiàn wǎn méng yùn dòng


  Throughout the early part of this period, capitalism (through Mercantilism) was replacing feudalism as the principal form of economic organization, at least in the western half of Europe. The expanding colonial frontiers resulted in a Commercial Revolution. The period is noted for the rise of modern science and the application of its findings to technological improvements, which culminated in the Industrial Revolution. Iberian (Spain and Portugal) exploits of the New World, which started with Christopher Columbus's venture westward in search of a quicker trade route to the East Indies in 1492, was soon challenged by English and French exploits in North America. New forms of trade and expanding horizons made new forms of government, law and economics necessary.
  
  The Reformation had profound effects on the unity of Europe. Not only were nations divided one from another by their religious orientation, but some states were torn apart internally by religious strife, avidly fostered by their external enemies. France suffered this fate in the 16th century in the series of conflicts known as the French Wars of Religion, which ended in the triumph of the Bourbon Dynasty. England avoided this fate for a while and settled down under Elizabeth to a moderate Anglicanism. Much of modern day Germany was made up of numerous small sovereign states under the theoretical framework of the Holy Roman Empire, which was further divided along internally drawn sectarian lines. The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth is notable in this time for its religious indifference and a general immunity to the horrors of European religious strife.
  
  The Thirty Years' War was fought between 1618 and 1648, principally on the territory of today's Germany, and involved most of the major European powers. Beginning as a religious conflict between Protestants and Catholics in the Holy Roman Empire, it gradually developed into a general war involving much of Europe, for reasons not necessarily related to religion. The major impact of the war, in which mercenary armies were extensively used, was the devastation of entire regions scavenged bare by the foraging armies. Episodes of widespread famine and disease devastated the population of the German states and, to a lesser extent, the Low Countries and Italy, while bankrupting many of the regional powers involved. Between one-fourth and one-third of the German population perished from direct military causes or from illness and starvation related to the war. The war lasted for thirty years, but the conflicts that triggered it continued unresolved for a much longer time.
  
  After the Peace of Westphalia which ended the war in favour of nations deciding their own religious allegiance, Absolutism became the norm of the continent, while parts of Europe experimented with constitutions foreshadowed by the English Civil War and particularly the Glorious Revolution. European military conflict did not cease, but had less disruptive effects on the lives of Europeans. In the advanced north-west, the Enlightenment gave a philosophical underpinning to the new outlook, and the continued spread of literacy, made possible by the printing press, created new secular forces in thought. Again, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth would be an exception to this rule, with its unique quasi-democratic Golden Freedom.
  
  Eastern Europe was an arena of conflict for domination between Sweden, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Ottoman Empire. This period saw a gradual decline of these three powers which were eventually replaced by new enlightened absolutist monarchies, Russia, Prussia and Austria. By the turn of the 19th century they became new powers, having divided Poland between them, with Sweden and Turkey having experienced substantial territorial losses to Russia and Austria respectively. Numerous Polish Jews emigrated to Western Europe, founding Jewish communities in places where they had been expelled from during the Middle Ages.


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