KnowraRepublic of LettersLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Republic of Letters, each with the reason it gives.All 14Related 5Narrower topic 9Pierre de FermatNarrower topic: Fermat shared mathematics through letters rather than a formal academic post or a major published treatise.French EnlightenmentNarrower topic: French thinkers participated in a wider European exchange of texts and arguments.Marin MersenneNarrower topic: Mersenne’s network was one of the most active hubs of this scholarly community.Public intellectualNarrower topic: Its cross-border exchange of arguments anticipated later forms of public intellectual life.SalonNarrower topic: Salons connected face-to-face discussion with a wider intellectual network.Epistolary literatureNarrower topic: Its letter networks joined private communication with public intellectual exchange.Learned societyNarrower topic: Learned societies gave institutional form to networks that had previously relied heavily on correspondence.Henry OldenburgNarrower topic: Oldenburg’s letter-writing connected the Royal Society to this wider scholarly network.Journal des sçavansNarrower topic: The journal turned some exchanges within this scholarly network into public print.