Panajotis Kondylis and obsoleteness of conservatism

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Greek scholar Panajotis Kondylis might be considered one of the great conservative thinkers of the 20th century. The man, who currently lives in Heidelberg, Germany and writes in German, has written a dissertation called Conservatism, published in 1986, which analyzes the historical content of its subject and conservatism's decline in the 19th century as a major political force. For Kondylis, conservatism was the ideology of a basically hierarchical society in the Middle Ages that was defended by landed aristocrats and their intellectual followers.

Evaluation, Conservatism, Scholars, Classicists, Kondylis, Panajotis

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F.R. Leavis on Wordsworth

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F.R. Leavis's critical interest in Wordsworth in 'Revaluation' is examined in terms of discrimination between Wordsworth's poetry and his philosophy.

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Wordsworth's prudent conservatism: social reform in the lyrical ballads

Article Abstract:

Social reform in the context of Wordsworth's Lyrical Ballads is examined, in the context of actual influence on lasting social reform.

Portrayals, Social problems

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