We can see this campaign in the literature of the four successive centuries from the European Renaissance to the twentieth century. This phenomenon is evident in classical literature (the literature of the seventeenth century), which was “inspired by Latin and Greek literature and derived from it.” Rather, the anti-classical school, which was known as Romanticism, and derived from medieval literature represented in Diderot, Voltaire, Rousseau, Dalambere and Condorcet, was dominated by the dissolution of religion and tradition, although some of them like Rousseau He expressed his belief in God and his revolution against the Church and its educational philosophy.