Crisis of Civilization: The Conservative Response to Modernity
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- Date de parution21/04/2025
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"Crisis of Civilization: The Conservative Response to Modernity" by Jeremy Riley explores the intellectual and philosophical journey of conservatism in reaction to the profound transformations of the modern world. The book delves into how conservatism, in its defense of tradition, social order, and moral values, has responded to the forces of modernity, including radical political movements, technological advancements, and the breakdown of traditional societal structures.
Through a deep historical analysis, it examines the conservative critique of key developments such as secularism, individualism, globalization, and cultural revolutions, offering a nuanced defense of preserving the institutions and values that have historically shaped civilization. Drawing on the works of foundational thinkers like Edmund Burke, Friedrich Hayek, and Russell Kirk, this book argues that the conservative response to modernity is not a rejection of change, but a call for a measured and deliberate approach to reform, one that respects the wisdom of the past while navigating the complexities of the present.
Through a deep historical analysis, it examines the conservative critique of key developments such as secularism, individualism, globalization, and cultural revolutions, offering a nuanced defense of preserving the institutions and values that have historically shaped civilization. Drawing on the works of foundational thinkers like Edmund Burke, Friedrich Hayek, and Russell Kirk, this book argues that the conservative response to modernity is not a rejection of change, but a call for a measured and deliberate approach to reform, one that respects the wisdom of the past while navigating the complexities of the present.
"Crisis of Civilization: The Conservative Response to Modernity" by Jeremy Riley explores the intellectual and philosophical journey of conservatism in reaction to the profound transformations of the modern world. The book delves into how conservatism, in its defense of tradition, social order, and moral values, has responded to the forces of modernity, including radical political movements, technological advancements, and the breakdown of traditional societal structures.
Through a deep historical analysis, it examines the conservative critique of key developments such as secularism, individualism, globalization, and cultural revolutions, offering a nuanced defense of preserving the institutions and values that have historically shaped civilization. Drawing on the works of foundational thinkers like Edmund Burke, Friedrich Hayek, and Russell Kirk, this book argues that the conservative response to modernity is not a rejection of change, but a call for a measured and deliberate approach to reform, one that respects the wisdom of the past while navigating the complexities of the present.
Through a deep historical analysis, it examines the conservative critique of key developments such as secularism, individualism, globalization, and cultural revolutions, offering a nuanced defense of preserving the institutions and values that have historically shaped civilization. Drawing on the works of foundational thinkers like Edmund Burke, Friedrich Hayek, and Russell Kirk, this book argues that the conservative response to modernity is not a rejection of change, but a call for a measured and deliberate approach to reform, one that respects the wisdom of the past while navigating the complexities of the present.
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