Una aproximación al concepto de justicia en el historicismo británico del siglo XVIII by Andrés Eduardo Gómez Alarcón

“…En la Inglaterra del siglo XVIII se encontraban reunidos varios de los pensadores más importantes de la época, quienes provenían de distintas zonas del Reino Unido, como es el caso de David Hume y Adam Smith, provenientes de Escocia, al igual que Edmund Burke, oriundo de Irlanda, los cuales aportaron sus ideas en favor de resolver los inconvenientes más relevantes de la sociedad británica, dentro de los cuales se encontraba la justicia. …”
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Rzeczpospolita na łamach „Annual Register” w latach 1758–1776 by Paweł Hanczewski

“…Until 1764 the first editor and the author of the major lead articles on recent events was Edmund Burke, but even after this date he wrote articles about the issues he found particularly interesting. …”
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El sublime espacio de Alberto Giacometti by María García Yelo

“…El objetivo de este ensayo es poner en relación la experiencia vital y la obra plástica y literaria de Alberto Giacometti con las teorías de lo sublime expresadas en los textos de Edmund Burke y el Marqués de Sade. El análisis de los dibujos, las pinturas, las esculturas y las palabras de Giacometti permite descubrir una concepción del espacio que se relaciona tanto con la teoría de lo sublime explícita en el texto de E. …”
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Popular Culture in the Muslim World by Dilnawaz A. Siddiqui

“…Struggle and Survival in the Modern Middle East. By Edmund Burke, III (ed.). Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 1993,400 pp. …”
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The Place of the Sublime and Its Instances in the Realm of Photography by Malak Mirabzadeh

“…The idea of the Sublime was originally suggested in the late of the 17th century. Edmund Burke, Immanuel Kant and in the contemporary era, Jean-François Lyotard, are among the most influential philosophers and theoreticians addressing the idea of the Sublime particularly in aesthetics. …”
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A theological defence of Burkean conservatism and a critique of contractarian liberalism by Burgess, S

“…I have challenged this stream of liberalism by offering an exposition of the thought of Edmund Burke. During the course of the thesis I have looked at the central themes which characterised Burke's thought, drawing particular attention to Burke's understanding of the British constitution, common law and his regard for the institutional church. …”

Kerajinan Perak Nagari Koto Gadang Kabupaten Agam Sumatera Barat by Rahmad Washinton, Yandri Yandri, Ranelis Ranelis

“…Penelitian kerajinan perak ini dianalisis dengan memakai teorinya Edmund Burke Feldman di antaranya terdapat tiga rumusan yang perlu dicermati, yaitu: (1) fungsi seni, (2) gaya seni dan (3) struktur seni. …”
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A Quantitative Study of History in the English Short-Title Catalogue (ESTC), 1470-1800 by Leo Lahti, Niko Ilomäki, Mikko Tolonen

“…The article will also compare different aspects of most popular authors on history such as Edmund Burke and David Hume. While focusing on history publishing, these findings may reflect more widespread trends in publication in the early modern era, and this article illustrates how some of the key questions in this field can be assessed by statistical analysis of large-scale bibliographic data collections.   …”
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Alfabetizare politică prin lexic, instituții și modele teoretice englezești: România în a doua jumătate a secolului al XIX-lea (Political Literacy through English Lexic, Institutio... by Roxana PATRAȘ

“…In complementarity with the lexicographic analysis, I will emphasize the fragments where works by Edmund Burke, Benjamin Disraeli, William Ewart Gladstone, Thomas Babington Macauley, Thomas Hare, James Stuart Mill, Henry Wheaton and others are mentioned by the Romanian orators, and follow the track of their dissemination through either English originals or Romanian/ French translations.…”
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O chão sublime da prosa: crítica e ensaísmo em William Hazlitt by Daniel Lago Monteiro

“…Neste artigo, falaremos sobre um conjunto de imagens ali mobilizadas pelo escritor que vinculam a prosa ensaística à textura do solo e aos acidentes topográficos, sintetizados na metáfora – recorrente do autor – “o chão da prosa” [the ground of prose], e sobre os novos sentidos que o termo sublime adquiriu tanto em seus escritos quanto nos daqueles autores que o antecederam, mais notadamente, de Edmund Burke. Sem descolar do chão, uma boa prosa ensaística é comparável ao terreno irregular e acidentado das paisagens sublimes, e o ensaísta, àquele que percorrer esse terreno, que ascende às alturas ou desce às profundezas. …”
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O lugar da obra de arte na filosofia do sublime do século XVIII by Renata Covali Cairolli Achlei

“…Visitaremos as teorias de pensadores como Joseph Addison, Edmund Burke e Immanuel Kant, que apontam para o sublime exclusivamente como contemplação da natureza, e encerraremos essa jornada na reinserção do drama trágico na categoria sublime por Friedrich Schiller. …”
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Oppositional Genealogy of Ḥanābilah towards al-Ma’mūn’s Miḥna Policy: Nomos and Authority Conflict by Muhammad Fahmi, Sholehan Sholehan, Ibnu Anshori, Ali Mas'ud, Senata Adi Prasetia

“…This convergence thesis is in line with the blurred approach of Edmund Burke and Adonis or the double-edged sword theory of Alberto Melluci. …”
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Hvad er ærefrygt? by Christian Egelund Sørensen

“…Additionally, I present Edmund Burke's concept of the sublime and Rudolf Otto's notion of the numinous in order to illuminate the most important characteris-tics of awe-like experiences. …”
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"A hundred visions and revisions": Malone's annotations to Johnson's Dictionary by Iamartino, G

“…</p><p>Following my previous research on Samuel Dyer's annotated copy of the <em>Dictionary</em> (which, when the scholar died in 1772, passed to Edmund Burke, who added his own notes), it is the purpose of my paper to present the work of another annotator of the <em>Dictionary</em>, i.e., Edmond Malone, the renowned Shakespearian scholar and member of Johnson's circle; beginning in November 1808, Malone added some 3000 notes in his copy of the <em>Dictionary</em>, and made lists of 'Modern Quoted' and 'English Idioms'.…”

‘forms of human pow’r’: Coleridge's political poetics 1794-1802 by Lloyd, J

“…Additionally, Coleridge incorporates a sentimental poetics influenced by William Lisle Bowles into his verse in order to address the critique of the French Revolution, by Edmund Burke, that its advocates lacked connection to normal human feeling and experience. …”

Virtuous partisanship: Mary Astell and Catharine Macaulay by Bol, G

“…As such, their theories differ greatly from both those conceptions found in their male contemporaries, such as Lord Shaftesbury, Charles Davenant, Edmund Burke and David Hume, but also from those found in the present-day political theory literature. …”

The concept of interactive in video installation artworks: The manipulation of space by Zhao, Ming, Musnin Misdih, Baharuddin Mohd Arus

“…In addition, through the analysis of the samples of video installation works, the critical theory of Edmund Burke Feldman (1980) is used to prove that the video installation works of art have the concept of interaction. …”
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The Muftis dispositions and religious conservatism in Malaysia by Ab. Majid, Arfah

“…Theologically, conservatism denotes the idea of reliance on revelation and refutation of sole dependence on human reason in resolving issues and problems as propagated by Edmund Burke as a counter-response to the revolutionaries’ ideas. …”
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On the “Falsation” of Deceitful Architectures by Antonio Miranda

“…In its enumerative tendencies, it is reminiscent of the analytical theorists Edmund Burke, whilst in its examination of architecture in the cultural industry context it reminds us of Theodore Adorno. …”
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The French bourgeois revolution in works of Hegel and Burke by Biševac Slaviša I.

“…Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel and Edmund Burke, two prominent philosophers, influential in their countries, left very interesting and inspiring records about the French Revolution, an event which, indisputably had great resonance in the world. …”
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