edmund burke was a wig, he was not a theory, he came from the reforming party of english politics but the fundamental disposition was gradual reform and reform is not revolution, it's almost offered in opposition to revolution and it says we need to change gradually so we don't lose what we built up what works and we can change what does not work. pain had much less patience for that change. he said the status quo is unjust and we need to overturn and start over, we know the principles with free politics, let's throw out what we got which came from an age of oppression and start over in a right way, he was a much more radical revolutionary in both the views are contained within the american revolution and the american revolution was taking conservative and radical revolution and you can see it in the declaration of independence which begins by stating radical principles but then goes on to state that prudence demand, you don't just overthrow government for shallow reasons, goes on to list the reasons, those are very conservative reasons, they have been denied their rights as englishme

peter: and fits with your descriptions of edmund burke and thomas paine. burke as a patient, and thomas paine is in a printer. yuval: 's fundamental disposition was gradual reform and it's not revolution. this is we need to change gradually so we don't lose but we have built up what works. and we can change. pain had much less patience for that gradual change pretty since dance was unjust and we need to overturn it and start over. we know the principles than on a guide to a free politics frivolous throughout only got 15 from an age of oppression and start over in the right way. it was much more radical revolutionary. i'm of the visa really contained within the american revolution. the american revolution was both a conservative and a radical revolution. it is seen the declaration of independence which begins by stating very radical principal, to principal. but then goes on to state prudence demands that you do don't just overthrow governments for shallow reasons . and goes on to list the reasons why the americans want to revolt and those reasons american c

story. 1835 though, an article called summer flossie again by invoking a political philosopher edmund burke and his advice to live pleasant. that's the theme of this article. summer philosophy advised younger and less experienced travelers with ways to use their time and it advise they needed to use their time to cultivate equanimity. here's a quote, walk slow, talk slow, think slow, feed, read, write, address, address, in short, live with studied and exquisite deliberation. and that the liberation needed to extend to whatever reading mattered the traveler chose to the summer travel, travel for example, was advised to avoid reading anything having to do with politics as well as anything that smacks of egotism. the best authors the article advise were lord byron and charles lamb, especially essays. here's another quote, the reviewer wrote quote, his essays were quote to so to come to the glass class of hawk, to the customary after dinner nap with visions in the garden. chat with good girls under it. the young man who follows this advice and articles that very specific about the gender of the

. >> that this is your description of edmund burke and thomas picking as a gradual reformer. >> exactly. burke was a way again came from english politics but the fundamental disposition was is gradual reform and that is not revolution it's almost offered in opposition so we don't lose we built up with work and we can change what doesn't work pain had much less patience to say that status quo is we have to overturn and start over we know the principles for politics so throughout what we have at the age of oppression and start over in the right way is a much more radical revolutionary the american revolution was both a conservative and radical revolution you can see in the declaration of independence is true principles to state to overthrow the governments for shallow reasons and it goes on to list the reasons why americans want to revolt they have been denied their right as an englishman and recourse the american revolution was both a conservative and of progressive revelation that contain the entire framework. >> >>caller: how does he explain the disconnect of the senate and the congres

edmund burke, the great irish born english politician thought to be one of the fathers of modern conservatismthomas for an english born american revolutionary war figure who then became a very important figure in making the case for the french revolution. in revolutionary through and through. and they were engaged with each other. they had an argument about the initial entrant natural social change in encapsulated but over time would become the important distinctions between the left and right in a politics. it begins in summer spices i describe in my view, beginning from a kind of different anthropology. just about how it is that the human being enters the world and what we will require neural tube driving force to be free. one of these views are always a generally speaking, liberal views. they belong in the free society. they believe in democracy, they believe in individual liberty. they believe in protecting the equal rights. they differ fundamentally but with free society really is because they differ about the nature of the human person. and i think the debate, but had to advance the goo