The Authority of Tradition as True Universalism: Lord Acton’s Political Philosophy

Alessandra Gerolin

The Authority of Tradition as True Universalism: Lord Acton’s Political Philosophy

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Abstract

The article is focused on Lord Acton's critique on the national and the liberal modern state, where the plurality of associations and corps which animates the social life is obscured and sometimes even persecuted in order to etasblish a centralized, bureaucratic order which - instead of recognizing the primacy of the moral values and the tradition as the basis of social and political life - tends to identify the state with the nation, intended as etno-geographic unity.

Lingua originale	English
Titolo della pubblicazione ospite	The Grandeur of Reason. Religion, Tradition and Universalism
Editor	Peter Candler, Conor Cunningham
Pagine	47-67
Numero di pagine	21
Stato di pubblicazione	Pubblicato - 2010

Keywords

Lord Acton
authority
autorità
liberalism
nationalism
nazionalismo
tradition
tradizione

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