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| The Modern World (1650–Present)[*denotes complete longer works] | |
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| Preface | |
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| About the Editors | |
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| Pronunciation Key | |
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| Introduction: Seventeenth Century– | |
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| Nineteenth Century, 1650–1850; Jean-Baptiste | |
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| Poquelin Moli�Re [b. France, 1622–1673] | |
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| Tartuffe(Translated | |
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| Pu Song-Ling [b.China, 1640–1715] | |
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| The Mural(Translated | |
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| Matsuo Basho [b. Japan, 1644–1694] | |
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| Narrow Road through the Backcountry(Translated | |
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| Evliya �Elebi [b. Turkey, 1611–1684]from | |
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| The Book of Travels(Translated | |
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| Lady Mary Wortley Montagu [b. England, 1689–1762]from | |
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| The Turkish Letters | |
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| Denis Diderot [b. France, 1713–1784]from | |
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| Supplement to the Voyage of Bougainville(Translated | |
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| Mirza Abu Taleb Khan [b. India, 1759–?1806]from | |
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| Travels of Mirza Abu Taleb Khan(Translated | |
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| Love, at first, Is Fashioned of Agitation(Translated | |
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| The Rhetoric of Tears(Translated | |
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| Response to Sor Filotea(Translated | |
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| Jonathan Swift [b. Ireland, 1667–1745]from | |
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| Gulliver’s Travels | |
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| A Voyage to the Country of the Houyhnhnms | |
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| Alexander Pope [b. England, 1688–1744]An Essay on ManEpistle 1fromEpistle 2fromEpistle 3_____________________Text in Context: Candide | |
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| Fran�Ois-Marie Arouet De Voltaire [b. France, 1694–1778] | |
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| Candide(Translated | |
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| In the World: Enlightenment and the Spirit of Inquiry | |
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| Ren� Descartes [b. France, 1596–1650]from | |
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| Discourse on Method(Translated | |
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| John Locke [b. England, 1632–1704]from | |
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| The Second Treatise on Government | |
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| Baien Miura [b. Japan, 1723–1789]from | |
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| Reply to Taga Bokkei(Translated | |
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| Immanuel Kant [b. Germany, 1724–1804] | |
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| An Answer to the Question: What is Enlightenment?(Translated | |
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| Thomas Jefferson [b. United States, 1743–1826] | |
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| Declaration of Independence | |
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| Mary Wollstonecraft [b. England, 1759–1797]from | |
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| A Vindication of the Rights of Woman_____________________Jean Jacques Rousseau [b. France, 1712–1778] | |
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| Confessions(Translator anonymous)from | |
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| Book 1Ramprasad Sen [b. India, 1718–1775] | |
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| It’s This Hope in Hope | |
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| The Dark Mother is Flying a KiteKali, Why Are You Naked Again? | |
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| Now Cry Kali and Take the Plunge! | |
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| Why Should I Go to Kashi? | |
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| What’s More to Fear(Translated | |
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| Olaudah Equiano [b. Africa, 1745–1797] | |
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| The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equian | |