The philosophes of the eighteenth century used people's houses in which to meet and converse on a more informal basis than that provided by the royal academies.These informal meetings were known as:

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The term used for the informal meetings that philosophers held in people's houses in the eighteenth century is "salons". The other options such as lodges, aeries, teahouses or coffeehouses are not specifically associated with this type of gathering.

The Philosophes of the Eighteenth Century Used People's Houses in Which