Reflections on the Revolution in France Reflections on the Revolution in France

Reflections on the Revolution in France

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Reflections on the Revolution in France by an English-Irish politician Edmund Burke is a philosophico-political treatise that widely criticizes the revolutionary method programms for rebuilding the society. It was written in the middle of the French Revolution in 1790.



The treatise caused a wide social discussion, in particular because of the parallel oratorical activity of Burke in the Parlainment and as a bright expression of the ideology of conservatism.



In his work Burke criticized sharply and categorically the French Revolution as an attempt to destroy the entrenched social order and change it into a theoretic, and that is why inviable, scheme of social relations, which was developed by encyclopedic philosophers.

GENRE
Kunst en amusement
UITGEGEVEN
2018
17 september
TAAL
EN
Engels
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395
Pagina's
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Strelbytskyy Multimedia Publishing
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1,5
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