An essay on this philosophy distinguishes between tools and the projects they are used for and notes that tools are less subject to innovation than projects.
An essay on this philosophy distinguishes between tools and the projects they are used for and notes that tools are less subject to innovation than projects. Six canons defining this philosophy, including "affection for the proliferating variety and mystery of human existence," are laid out in a book on this philosophy. The history of this philosophy is the subject of a 2011 book by Corey Robin, and (*) Russell Kirk wrote a book about its "mind." In France, this philosophy is often traced back to Louis de Bonald and Joseph de Maistre. This philosophy was defined as the tendency to prefer "the familiar to the unknown" and "present laughter to utopian bliss" in an essay by Michael Oakeshott. Edmund Burke is held to be the modern father of this philosophy. For 10 points, name this political philosophy contrasted with liberalism.
An essay on this philosophy distinguishes between tools and the projects they are used for and notes that tools are less subject to innovation than projects.
conservatism [accept word forms] 