Edmund Burke
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Edmund Burke
Hampsher-Monk, Iain
Taylor & Francis Ltd
06/2009
496
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Inglês
9780754624998
15 a 20 dias
1080
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Contents: Introduction; Part I Initial Orientations: The basis of Burke's political conservatism, Peter J. Stanlis; Edmund Burke's conception of the role of reason in politics, Francis P. Canavan; Utility and natural law in Burke's thought; a reconsideration, J.R. Dinwiddy; Edmund Burke, C.B. Macpherson. Part II Political Issues: Party and the double cabinet: 2 facets of Burke's thoughts, John Brewer; Edmund Burke's rationale of cabinet government, Caroline Robbins; Burke, Bristol, and the concept of representation, James Conniff; Liberty, authority and trust in Burke's idea of empire, Richard Bourke; The theater of the civilised self: Edmund Burke and the East India trials, Siraj Ahmed. Part III Philosophical Presuppostions: The aesthetic dimension of Burke's political thought, Neal Wood; Burke and the ancient constitution, - a problem in the history of ideas, J.G.A. Pocock; Burke and the religious sources of skeptical conservatism, Iain Hampsher-Monk. Part IV Revolution: The genesis of Burke's Reflections, Frederick Dreyer; Burke and radical freedom, Jeffrey Hart; The political economy of Burke's analysis of the French revolution, J.G.A. Pocock; Burke and the French philosophes, Seamus F. Deane; Edmund Burke and the theory of revolution, Michael Freeman; Edmund Burke's changing justification for intervention, Iain Hampsher-Monk. Part V Reputation and Legacy: Edmund Burke and his European reception, Rod Preece; The skeptic's Burke: Reflections on the Revolution in France, 1790-1990, Michael A. Mosher; Man's second disobedience: a vindication of Burke, Roger Scruton; Name Index.
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George III;burkes;Burke's Thought;thinking;Civil Society;views;Burke's Political;political;Present Discontents;philosophy;Fox's India Bill;present;Burke's Theory;discontents;Burke's Political Thought;politics;Burke's Political Philosophy;french;Fol- Lowing;affair;Young Men;Burke's View;Letter To A Noble Lord;Edm Und;Ta Te;Regicide Peace;Sir Hercules Langrishe;Monied Interest;Sir George Savile;Fox North Coalition;Burke's Doctrine;Cam Bridge;Fox's East India Bill;Burke's Concept;Natural Law
Contents: Introduction; Part I Initial Orientations: The basis of Burke's political conservatism, Peter J. Stanlis; Edmund Burke's conception of the role of reason in politics, Francis P. Canavan; Utility and natural law in Burke's thought; a reconsideration, J.R. Dinwiddy; Edmund Burke, C.B. Macpherson. Part II Political Issues: Party and the double cabinet: 2 facets of Burke's thoughts, John Brewer; Edmund Burke's rationale of cabinet government, Caroline Robbins; Burke, Bristol, and the concept of representation, James Conniff; Liberty, authority and trust in Burke's idea of empire, Richard Bourke; The theater of the civilised self: Edmund Burke and the East India trials, Siraj Ahmed. Part III Philosophical Presuppostions: The aesthetic dimension of Burke's political thought, Neal Wood; Burke and the ancient constitution, - a problem in the history of ideas, J.G.A. Pocock; Burke and the religious sources of skeptical conservatism, Iain Hampsher-Monk. Part IV Revolution: The genesis of Burke's Reflections, Frederick Dreyer; Burke and radical freedom, Jeffrey Hart; The political economy of Burke's analysis of the French revolution, J.G.A. Pocock; Burke and the French philosophes, Seamus F. Deane; Edmund Burke and the theory of revolution, Michael Freeman; Edmund Burke's changing justification for intervention, Iain Hampsher-Monk. Part V Reputation and Legacy: Edmund Burke and his European reception, Rod Preece; The skeptic's Burke: Reflections on the Revolution in France, 1790-1990, Michael A. Mosher; Man's second disobedience: a vindication of Burke, Roger Scruton; Name Index.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
George III;burkes;Burke's Thought;thinking;Civil Society;views;Burke's Political;political;Present Discontents;philosophy;Fox's India Bill;present;Burke's Theory;discontents;Burke's Political Thought;politics;Burke's Political Philosophy;french;Fol- Lowing;affair;Young Men;Burke's View;Letter To A Noble Lord;Edm Und;Ta Te;Regicide Peace;Sir Hercules Langrishe;Monied Interest;Sir George Savile;Fox North Coalition;Burke's Doctrine;Cam Bridge;Fox's East India Bill;Burke's Concept;Natural Law
