How to pronounce“sapere”in English
IPA/sæpɛr/
Syllablessa·pere
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The Enlightenment was a shift in ideas about knowledge, away from traditional sources of authority, like the Church, and toward the kind of scientific rationality described by
Bacon. This aspect of the Enlightenment is summed up by the catchphrase sapere aude, or “dare to know.” This suggested that knowing is something you should do—a moral good.
This was an “Age of Reason.” The Enlightenment was also about social values, such as individual liberty, the progress of civilization, and religious tolerance, including the separation of church and state.
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