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Просвещение (1. A philosophic movement of the 18th century marked by a rejection of traditional social, religious, and political ideas and an emphasis on rationalism; 2. In Buddhism, a final blessed state marked by the absence of desire or suffering) |
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просвещение; просвещённость; философия просветителей (Enlightenment; XVIII века); дополнительные сведения; озарение (leosel); прозрение (bookworm); нирвана (Anglophile); философия просветителей 18 века; образование (ssn); обучение (ssn); просветительство (WiseSnake); ликбез (Ремедиос_П); дополнительная информация; просветление (в индуизме  youtube.com Butterfly812); освещение |
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XVIII века |
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просветленность (Скоробогатов) |
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компонент паравиртуализации (An enhancement made to the operating system to help reduce the cost of certain operating system functions like memory management) |
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просветление (Translucid Mushroom); духовное просвещение (ART Vancouver) |
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просветительный |
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The European philosophical and artistic movement, between roughly 1660 and 1770, developing out of the Renaissance and continuing until the nineteenth century. The Enlightenment was an optimistic belief that humanity could improve itself by applying logic and reason to all things. It rejected untested beliefs, superstition, and the "barbarism" of the earlier medieval period, and embraced the literary, architectural, and artistic forms of the Greco-Roman world. The period is sometimes known as the Age of Reason. |
