The controversial origins of the Encyclopedia - Addison Anderson

Informative

Ted-Ed:
Thank you for your program. Education, beautiful, music and voice. All happiness to you.

Does anyone else have to watch this for school?

😊

I want to do my body surgery

…and alphabetizing! The cad!!!

Thank you for making great videos that I can use for my last minute history group presentation! Their so informational and short that they are perfect!😭

I really need to stop procrastinating though… and do my own projects…

His encyclopedia is written much better than a lot of my textbooks.

So, encyclopedia is like torrent on enlightenment era.

crosaint

The Reason How I Started Using Wikipedia.

I think Ming Dynasty China has created something similar to an encyclopedia. The Emperor Yongle commissioned Yongle Canon(永乐大典) in 1403 and was completed in 1408. But sadly most of those copies were lost during the Palace fire of 1567, Li Zi Cheng's occupation of Beijing, Boxers rebellion and opium war.

Aguaxima xD

aristotle was first

It’s interesting how there is so many great stories yet too many boring movies

this is so cool!

Thank you Google.

exlaination of aguaxima.
Aguaxima : Why tf do you even care?

Denis Diderot was incredibly intelligent and should be way more important to modern day Atheists who wish to learn about the history of Other atheists.

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This is hardly the origin of the encyclopedia. This is nothing but a puff piece for Diderot. Shameful.

The Encyclopedia was on of humanity's finest achievements

Sounds very similar to Isaac Asimov Foundation

yes

Yes ím for me

I respect ✊ the encyclopedia now

Whi else is from Xavier's give like and reply your name

Great animation. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Written in french in the most seductive style.... Ben le niveau a bien baissé :/

Honestly, the description of 'Aguaxima' was funny. Laughed all the way through.

Ah yes the worst of them all....


ALPHABETIZING

The 18th century french Wikipedia.
Before internet.📚🗼

I can not recommend enough that everyone go research and look up Diderot and his life. It’s such an incredible story.

That last entry was beautiful.

"written in French, and in the most seductive style"

I love that Addison Anderson has his own lesson and narrated it himself ❤

Why don't they make a move about him?

3.38 My self review after a Foreign Languages exam.

so who else is here from Patrick Smith's (the animator's) channel?

i love this animator, it has so much personality

So useful and amazing for middle school students, excellent video!

The narrator ♥️♥️♥️♥️

writing,
researching,
Arguing,
SMUGGLING,
BACKSTABBING,
LAW-BREAKING
and alphabetizing...