Burke’s Politics: A Study in Whig OrthodoxyWilfrid Laurier Univ. Press, 30 окт. 2010 г. - Всего страниц: 104 Edmund Burke claimed to be a practical politician, rather than a theorist. Nevertheless, says the author, Burke held consistent political principles which form a coherent political theory. By examining concepts such as natural laws, natural society, civil society, and history in Burke’s speeches and writings, the author comes to some conclusions about Burke’s political theory and its relation to commonly accepted eighteenth-century political doctrines. Succinct and balanced, this study will be of particular interest to political theorists and historians. |
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... principles which form a coherent political theory. By examining concepts such as natural law, natural society, civil society, and history in Burke's speeches and writings, the author comes to some conclusions about Burke's political ...
... principles which form a coherent political theory. By examining concepts such as natural law, natural society, civil society, and history in Burke's speeches and writings, the author comes to some conclusions about Burke's political ...
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... principles of Government. How I should treat such a subject is not for me to say, for I never had that intention.”2 ... principle. In the closing paragraph of the Reflections, he claimed that he was a man “who in his last acts does not ...
... principles of Government. How I should treat such a subject is not for me to say, for I never had that intention.”2 ... principle. In the closing paragraph of the Reflections, he claimed that he was a man “who in his last acts does not ...
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... principle were made in the heat of party warfare. Even after he broke with his party over the French Revolution, he continued to write and speak like a politician. His controversial purpose always dominated his exposition of theory ...
... principle were made in the heat of party warfare. Even after he broke with his party over the French Revolution, he continued to write and speak like a politician. His controversial purpose always dominated his exposition of theory ...
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... principles; in the other we hear merely the politician who said things for the convenience of debate. On the assumption of a double voice a great many things that Burke wrote may be dismissed from the interpretation of his theory ...
... principles; in the other we hear merely the politician who said things for the convenience of debate. On the assumption of a double voice a great many things that Burke wrote may be dismissed from the interpretation of his theory ...
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... principles. Many of Burke's most important principles were in fact Lockean. In some respects Burke is more developed and richer than Locke, but in no respect did Burke adopt arguments which placed him in fundamental opposition to Locke ...
... principles. Many of Burke's most important principles were in fact Lockean. In some respects Burke is more developed and richer than Locke, but in no respect did Burke adopt arguments which placed him in fundamental opposition to Locke ...
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