Man-made Morals: Four Philosophies that Shaped AmericaDoubleday, 1966 - 412 Seiten |
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... Burke . To call a man of Burke's imposing stature a member of the school of Montesquieu would be a pointless belittling . His work , however , is the culmination of the work of that school , so tower- ing above everything else in it as ...
... Burke . To call a man of Burke's imposing stature a member of the school of Montesquieu would be a pointless belittling . His work , however , is the culmination of the work of that school , so tower- ing above everything else in it as ...
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... Burke had a scientific concept of law ; but for Burke , with his organic concept , the analogy to the science of biology is closer , the analogy to the science of physics not so close . Burke thought of the gradual evolution of society ...
... Burke had a scientific concept of law ; but for Burke , with his organic concept , the analogy to the science of biology is closer , the analogy to the science of physics not so close . Burke thought of the gradual evolution of society ...
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... Burke from its proper setting in his speeches , essays , and books , and then attribute to Edmund Burke this , that , and the other theory of man , life , law , and society , we are doing precisely what he fulminated against all his ...
... Burke from its proper setting in his speeches , essays , and books , and then attribute to Edmund Burke this , that , and the other theory of man , life , law , and society , we are doing precisely what he fulminated against all his ...
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The Dawn of Reason 146 | 1 |
Natural Religion | 11 |
Whatever Is Is Right | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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