This philosopher's most famous work was influenced by Ephraim Chambers' work of the same name and featured sections on every art and science in the world.
In one work by this philosopher, the Tahitian Orou discusses the role of the "all-knowing craftsman" with a chaplain who eventually sleeps with Orou's 18 year-old daughter. This philosopher wrote a series of dialogues to a Milanese noble over the definition of "bread" and "famine" and how it relates to the role of "female advisors." This philosopher wrote a work in which two patrons of the (*) Café de la Regence discuss Jean Bossuet's moralist mindset. This philosopher's most famous work was influenced by Ephraim Chambers' work of the same name and featured sections on every art and science in the world. For 10 points, identify this 18th century philosopher who wrote Rameau's Nephew and collaborated with D'Alembert to write L' Encyclopedie.
In one work by this philosopher, the Tahitian Orou discusses the role of the "all-knowing craftsman" with a chaplain who eventually sleeps with Orou's 18 year-old daughter.
Denis Diderot