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TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1. THE ENLIGHTENMENT ERA

1.1 General Aspects

1.1.1 Use of the term

1.1.2 Period and national variations

1.1.4 Enlightened Absolutism

1.1.5 Objectives

1.2 Social and Cultural Interpretation in the Age of Enlightenment

1.2.1 Cultural and social approach

1.2.2 Exclusivity of the public sphere

1.3 An overview of the historiography

CHAPTER 2. IMPACT OF LUMINISM IN THE UNITED STATES

2.1 Liberalism and Republicanism: the people's government, from people, to people

2.2 Life, freedom and the pursuit of happiness

2.3 Political and Social Impact of Enlightenment

2.3.1 Democracy

2.3.2 Illuminated Despotism

2.3.3 The Church

2.3.4 Economics

2.3.5 Civilization

2.4 Impact of Enlightenment

CHAPTER 3. THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: A REVOLT FROM AND AGAINST ENGLAND

1.1. An essay on its ideological origins

1.2. The road to independence: 1763-1776

1.3. The ideology of the constitution, 1787

CHAPTER 4. THE WORK OF THOMAS PAINE IN CONTEXT

4.1. Common sense and politics: an introduction

4.2. A cognitive faculty

4.3. A meaning in transition

4.4. Common sense in retreat?

4.5. Novelty of Thomas Paine

4.6. Chronicle of a libertarian

4.7. Rationality and equality

4.8. The democratic constitutionalism

4.9. The question of rights

4.10. The contributions of a radical egalitarianism

4.11. The need for public intervention. Property as a threat to rights

4.12 Internationalism and pacifism

CHAPTER 5. THOMAS JEFFERSON- AN ARCHITECT OF INDEPENDENCE

5.1. Introductory Aspects

5.2. The Declaration of Independence of the United States

5.3. Summary of the 5 principles of democracy

5.4. Social contract

5.5. Human rights

5.5.1 Human equality

5.5.2 Social privileges

5.5.3 Freedom

5.6. Repercussion of the ideas illustrated in the Revolution of Independence

CONCLUSIONS

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