I find “new enlightenment” very fitting. But wonder whether it might at times be perceived as a not very humble name (must not be a problem, but I wonder whether some, me included, might at times end up feeling uncomfortable calling ourselves part of it).
I agree that this is potentially an issue. I think it’s (partially) mitigated the more it’s used to refer to ideas rather than people, and the more it’s seen to be a big (and high prestige) thing.
I find “new enlightenment” very fitting. But wonder whether it might at times be perceived as a not very humble name (must not be a problem, but I wonder whether some, me included, might at times end up feeling uncomfortable calling ourselves part of it).
I agree that this is potentially an issue. I think it’s (partially) mitigated the more it’s used to refer to ideas rather than people, and the more it’s seen to be a big (and high prestige) thing.
As I mentioned above, cf “Brights”