Dugin rails against the European Enlightenment, the intellectual root of modern rationalism and liberalism, and defines himself in the lineage of Counter-Enlightenment thinkers, such as Friedrich ...

The European Enlightenment of the eighteenth century is conventionally taken to be the period in which the disciplines of philosophy, history, economics and anthropology, and other social sciences ...

Instead of radiating outward from Paris, the movement developed simultaneously and at times autonomously in different parts of Europe. The principles that united Enlightenment thinkers from ...

For visionaries of European project, 'the dream of perpetual peace has been replaced by the nightmare of perpetual war,' says ...

In David Graeber’s slim posthumous book, Pirate Enlightenment: Or the Real Libertalia, the anthropologist argues that 18th-century pirate society inspired and influenced European Enlightenment ...

Outlining the historical trajectories of enlightenment in diverse civilisations juxtaposing the intellectual revolution in Europe with post-colonial struggles of Pakistan, he asserts that without ...