This writer supported the work of John Locke and discussed what it would be like for a blind person to gain sight in Letter on the Blind. This person also wrote a satirical dialogue between Moi and Lui titled Rameau's Nephew. This person worked closely with mathematician Jean d'Alembert on his most famous project, which was based on an earlier work by Ephraim Chambers and sponsored by André Le Breton and later Catherine the Great. Name this  Frenchman who in the 1750s and 60s tried to bring together every branch of human knowledge into a twenty-seven volume work, the E
This writer supported the work of John Locke and discussed what it would be like for a blind person to gain sight in Letter on the Blind. This person also wrote a satirical dialogue between Moi and Lui titled Rameau's Nephew. This person worked closely with mathematician Jean d'Alembert on his most famous project, which was based on an earlier work by Ephraim Chambers and sponsored by André Le Breton and later Catherine the Great. Name this  Frenchman who in the 1750s and 60s tried to bring together every branch of human knowledge into a twenty-seven volume work, the Encyclopedia.
This writer supported the work of John Locke and discussed what it would be like for a blind person to gain sight in Letter on the Blind.