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For a long time, scholars have presented Edmund Burke as an enemy of the Enlightenment, stressing, inter alia , his skepticism towards human reason. This article analyzes Burke’s views concerning the relationship between human nature and human reason as described in his best-known work, Reflections on the Revolution in France . This will not only allow us to consider his opinions in this field but also to better understand his stance towards the Enlightenment.
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