Diderot's Encyclopedia was a) written entirely by Diderot himself. b) the largest compendium of knowledge produced in the West. c) an attempt to limit access to technical knowledge and philosophical truth. d) All these answers are correct

Diderot's Encyclopedia was the ultimate representation of the Enlightenment idelas, since it had the purpouse of facilitating technical and philosophical knowledge to the common public. Due to the sheer scope of the project, which had the goal of encompasing all the knowledge of the world, it required and had many authors considered experts on their respective fields, although Diderot remained as the editor of the publication, which came out at first in France in 1751.

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Diderot's Encyclopedia was written to expose several aspects of human life. It branched into the arts, science, and technology. The true statement about this encyclopedia is that it is;

b) The largest compendium of knowledge produced in the West.

Spanning a huge 28 volumes, this encyclopedia is the largest collection of knowledge ever produced in the West.

Diderot led the project that was assisted by the expert, d'Alembert who handled the mathematical aspects of it.

This text exposed knowledge that was hoarded by the rich to the poor and ordinary people.

Summarily, sentence B is correct.

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