The Taste of Sublime at Montesquieu and Burke by Baldine Saint Girons

“…Admiring the paper of Montesquieu On the Taste, published in 1757 in L’Encyclopédie, Edmund Burke translated the main part of it in his own review, The Annual Register or a View of the History, Politics and Literature. …”
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Philosophical culture and Socratic criticism by Christopher Allsobrook

“…To mediate between these rival views on the role and culture of philosophy, the final   section of the article revisits Edmund Burke’s conservative criticism of natural rights, arguing for the necessary precedence and authority of recognised social customs for right rule, balanced by sceptical critique. …”
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Uncertain Waters: Beyond a Metropolitan Sublime by Michael Stanton

“… The demise of the World Trade Towers grotesquely inflated the sublime! Edmund Burke’s inclusion of fear and awe as elements of aesthetics has come to dominate representational canons, but the extreme effect of the 9/11 attacks rendered the concept intolerable while subsequent architectural work seems to have reacted with the proliferation of extreme and often unsettling contortions, vertiginous cantilevers and unbalanced profiles! …”
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Philosophical culture and Socratic criticism by Christopher Allsobrook

“…To mediate between these rival views on the role and culture of philosophy, the final   section of the article revisits Edmund Burke’s conservative criticism of natural rights, arguing for the necessary precedence and authority of recognised social customs for right rule, balanced by sceptical critique. …”
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O SUBLIME NA MODERNIDADE by Martha de Almeida

“…A obra Uma investigação filosófica sobre a origem de nossas idéias do sublime e dobelo, do sensualista inglês Edmund Burke (1757), data as origens do sublime na Modernidade. …”
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Kant and Burke’s Sublime in Werner Herzog’s Films: The Quest for an Ecstatic Truth1 by Patrícia Castello Branco

“…I question whether Kant’s conception of the sublime is the one that best aligns with Herzog’s aesthetic aims and I contrast Kant’s transcendental sublime with what I describe as the physiological sublime of Edmund Burke. I draw some conclusions about the moral dimension of the sublime in the context of the relationship between humans and nature within the frame of contemporary ecological concerns.…”
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<b>The sublime and the grotesque: obscenity in Hilda Hilst by Jo A-mi

“…In this sense, it was used studies of the sublime, as a historical and philosophical and literary concept in the works of Longinus, Edmund Burke, Immanuel Kant, Victor Hugo and François Lyotard; issues relating to discussions on the grotesque and its dialogue with the sublime ways, the works of Mikhail Bakhtin and Michel Maffesoli had great importance - the poetic and obscene relationship of the work discussed in convergent concepts such as obscenity, eroticism, sacred and profane. …”
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Arte em Ruínas by Lucas Gervilla

“…A escrita procura ainda investigar a beleza dos lugares abandonados e ruinosos, a partir do conceito de “beleza convulsiva”, criado por André Breton, uma beleza que se difere do conceito de “belo” propoposto por Edmund Burke. …”
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Lewis Hine y la ciudad sublime by Miguel Ángel Gaete

“…Esto se relacionará con una idea fundamental dentro de la estética, como es lo sublime, trazando paralelismos entre lo planteado por diversos autores como Edmund Burke e Immanuel Kant con la imagen más conocida del fotógrafo estadounidense. …”
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O Sublime explicado às crianças by Virginia Figueiredo

“…Em suma, quero defender que é possível privilegiar o tempo (aspecto central do sublime de Edmund Burke, segundo Lyotard) também na experiência do sublime kantiano.…”
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Wuthering Heights' and the Politics of Space by Lorraine Sim

“…I argue that Brontë rejects aesthetic theories that are grounded in universal models of subjectivity, such as those purported by Edmund Burke and Immanuel Kant, by exploring a range of different subjective relations and responses to nature in the novel. …”
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A angústia diante da morte em “Lázaro”, de Hilda Hilst by Willian André

“…Al proponer una nueva lectura del episodio bíblico que narra la muerte y resurrección de Lázaro, el texto en cuestión nos permite establecer un diálogo con e l concepto de ser para la muerte , de Martin Heidegger, así como con la teoría de lo sublime , de Edmund Burke, en cuyo núcleo se encuentra la manifestación de la muerte. …”
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CARNIVAL FASHION CREATIVITY AT MALANG FLOWER CARNIVAL (MFC) by Agus Sunandar, Dharsono Dharsono

“…This study uses a qualitative approach specifically Roland Barthes's fashion function theory and Edmund Burke Feldman's function theory of art. The results of the study showed that the creativity of the carnival dress appeared in the visualization of the shape of hair such as temples, gold ornaments, ornamental elements, and body gestures that symbolized the beauty of local dance. …”
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Formvollendetes Leiden an ästhetisierten Krankheiten im aktuellen Jugend- bzw. All-Age-Roman by Iris Schäfer

“…“Whatever is fitted in any sort to excite the ideas of pain, and danger, that is to say, whatever is in any sort terrible, [...], is a source of the<em> sublime; </em>that is, it is productive of the strongest emotion which the mind is capable of feeling” (Burke 1958, 36), writes Edmund Burke 1757 in <em>A Philosophical Enquiry into the Origin of our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful. …”
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Humboldt était-il kantien ? Kant était-il libéral ? Sur la confusion entre libéralisme et républicanisme by Gérard Raulet

“…Il montre que Humboldt est bien plus proche d’Edmund Burke et de ceux qui ont tenté d’opposer à la redéfinition républicaine de la souveraineté un concept d’État libéral qui est certes un État de droit mais qui est avant tout libéral, c’est-à-dire une régulation minimale de la lutte de tous contre tous. …”
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Saving Nation, Faith and Family. Yoram Hazony’s National Conservativism and Its Theo-Political Mission by Michaela Quast-Neulinger

“…Particularly pushed by the Edmund Burke Foundation and its president Yoram Hazony, the political movement of National Conservativism is largely based on specific concepts of nation, faith and family. …”
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Joseph de Maistre and Retributionist Theology by Gabriel Andrade

“…Joseph de Maistre is usually portrayed as Edmund Burke’s French counterpart, as they both wrote important treatises against the French Revolution. …”
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Korzenie myśli politycznej środowiska skupionego wokół tygodnika „Najwyższy Czas !” by Grzegorz Ćwiękała

“…Adam Smith gave the basis for economic opinions, above all about the “invisible hand” in the free market. Edmund Burke was the first conservative, who noticed the essence of liberal values. …”
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O Pensamento Conservador no Contexto da Mentalidade Profissional Militar do Exército Brasileiro by Andréa Lemos Maldonado Cruz

“…Nesse artigo, apresentamos uma análise sobre o pensamento conservador de Edmund Burke no contexto da mentalidade profissional militar, especificamente do Exército Brasileiro. …”
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O momento Burke: notas para a história de um Iluminismo contra-revolucionário by Eduardo Ubaldo Barbosa

“… Este artigo procura apresentar, em apertada síntese, o pensamento de Edmund Burke (1729-1797) a partir do estudo das linguagens políticas e filosóficas de seu tempo, especificamente o Iluminismo britânico e a doutrina inglesa da “Antiga Constituição”. …”
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