Edmund Berk (engl. Edmund Burke; Dablin, 22. januar 1729Bikonsfild, 9. jul 1797) bio je britanski državnik, politički teoretičar i filozof rođen je u Dablinu.[2][3] Obično se smatra rodonačelnikom anglo-američke konzervativne tradicije. Berkova reputacija koja traje zasniva se na nizu dela koja su bila kritična prema Francuskoj revoluciji a pre svega na knjizi Razmišljanja o revoluciji u Francuskoj (1790). Iako je bio naklonjen američkoj revoluciji Berk je oštro kritikovao pokušaj da se francuska politika preoblikuje u skladu sa apstraktnim načelima kao što su sloboda, jednakost i bratstvo tvrdeći da se iskustvo pre svega nalazi u iskustvu, tradiciji i istoriji. Ipak smatrao je da francuska monarhija snosi delimičnu odgovornost za svoju sudbinu jer je uporno odbijala da se menja da bi se očuvala. Berk je imao mračnu sliku vlade smatrajući da iako može da spreči zlo retko čini dobro. Tržišne snage shvatao je kao prirodni zakon.

Edmund Berk
Edmund Berk
Lični podaci
Datum rođenja(1729-01-22)22. januar 1729.
Mesto rođenjaDablin[1], Kraljevstvo Irska
Datum smrti9. jul 1797.(1797-07-09) (68 god.)
Mesto smrtiBikonsfild, Velika Britanija
UniverzitetTrinity College Dublin
Politička karijera
Politička
stranka
Vigovci

Upočetku se se bavio publicističkim radom, a posle politikom kao zastupnik vigovaca u parlamentu. Izdavao je godišljak "Annual Register (17591788). Kao filozof poznat po estetskim respravama, usmerenim senzualistički, antiracionalistički i psihologistički. Uticao na mnoge estetičare u Nemačkoj (Lesing, Kant). Glavno delo mu je "Filozofsko istraživanje o poreklu naših ideja o uzvišenom i lepom" iz 1757. godine.

Berk je bio zagovornik potkrepljenja vrlina manirima u društvu i značaja verskih institucija za moralnu stabilnost i dobro države.[4] Ovi stavovi su izraženi u njegovom delu Opravdanje prirodnog društva. On je kritikovao postupke britanske vlade prema američkim kolonijama, uključujući i njenu poresku politiku. Berk je takođe podržao prava kolonista da se odupru metropolitanskoj vlasti, iako se usprotivio pokušaju postizanja nezavisnosti. Zapamćen je po podršci katoličkoj emancipaciji, opozivu Vorena Hejstingsa iz Istočnoindijske kompanije i čvrstom protivljenju Francuskoj revoluciji. U svojim Refleksijama o revoluciji u Francuskoj, Berk je utvrdio da revolucija razara tkivo dobrog društva i tradicionalnih institucija države i društva i osudio progon katoličke crkve koji je iz toga proizašao. To je dovelo do toga da je postao vodeća figura u konzervativnoj frakciji Vigovske partije, koju je nazvao starim vigovima, za razliku od novih vigovaca predvođenih Čarls Džejms Foksom koji su podržavali Francusku revoluciju.[5]

U 19. veku Berka su hvalili konzervativci i liberali.[6] Kasnije u 20. veku postao je široko priznat kao filozofski utemeljivač modernog konzervativizma.[7][8]

Bioliografija

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Reference

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  1. ^ „Edmund Burke”. Library Ireland. Arhivirano iz originala 20. 10. 2017. g. 
  2. ^ „Edmund Burke | Biography, Books, & Facts”. Encyclopedia Britannica (na jeziku: engleski). 9. 9. 2023. Pristupljeno 31. 7. 2019. 
  3. ^ Mišić, Milan, ur. (2005). Enciklopedija Britanika. A-B. Beograd: Narodna knjiga : Politika. str. 134. ISBN 86-331-2075-5. 
  4. ^ Richard Bourke (2015). Empire and Revolution: The Political Life of Edmund Burke. Princeton University Press. str. 220—21,. passim.
  5. ^ Burke lived before the terms "conservative" and "liberal" were used to describe political ideologies, cf. J. C. D. Clark, English Society, 1660–1832 (Cambridge University Press, 2000), pp. 5, 301.
  6. ^ Dennis O'Keeffe; John Meadowcroft (2009). Edmund Burke. Continuum. str. 93. ISBN 978-0826429780. 
  7. ^ Andrew Heywood, Political Ideologies: An Introduction. Third Edition. (Palgrave Macmillan, 2003), p. 74.
  8. ^ F. P. Lock, Edmund Burke. Volume II: 1784–1797 (Clarendon Press, 2006), p. 585.

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