Three Critics of the Enlightenment

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Three Critics of the Enlightenment is a scholarly work by Isaiah Berlin that examines the ideas of thinkers who challenged core Enlightenment assumptions about reason, progress, and human nature.

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instanceOf book
non-fiction book
philosophical work
academicDiscipline intellectual history
philosophy
political theory
author Isaiah Berlin NERFINISHED
centralConcept critique of Enlightenment rationalism
cultural particularism
historical contingency of values
contributor Ronald H. McCallum NERFINISHED
countryOfPublication United States of America
surface form: United States
critic Giambattista Vico NERFINISHED
Johann Georg Hamann NERFINISHED
Johann Gottfried Herder NERFINISHED
editor Henry Hardy NERFINISHED
focusesOn 18th-century European thought
German philosophy
Italian philosophy
genre history of ideas
intellectual history
hasPart Herder and the Enlightenment NERFINISHED
The Divorce between the Sciences and the Humanities NERFINISHED
Vico and the Ideal of the Enlightenment NERFINISHED
influenced debates on liberalism and pluralism
scholarship on the Counter-Enlightenment
language English
mainSubject Enlightenment NERFINISHED
counter-Enlightenment
critique of progress
critique of rationalism
human nature
notableIdea articulation of the Counter-Enlightenment tradition
philosophicalTheme historicism
limits of reason
pluralism
romanticism
value conflict
publisher Princeton University Press NERFINISHED
relatedWork Against the Current NERFINISHED
The Crooked Timber of Humanity NERFINISHED
Vico and Herder: Two Studies in the History of Ideas NERFINISHED
subjectOfCritique Enlightenment faith in reason
belief in linear progress
universalism in ethics and politics
timePeriodDiscussed 18th century
early modern period

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