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Conde Joseph de Maistre. (Chambéry, 1753 - Turín, 1821) Político, escritor y filósofo sardo. Miembro del Senado de Saboya (1774-1779), Joseph de Maistre emigró a Suiza (1793) al producirse la invasión francesa. En 1799 se puso al servicio de Carlos Manuel IV de Cerdeña, y fue embajador en Rusia (1802-1817), donde entabló amistad con el ...
Description. Joseph de Maistre (1753–1821) defended the absolutist legacy and the close alliance of throne and altar. He thought the Revolution and the republic it created in the name of reason and individual rights had failed. De Maistre and other staunch Catholic royalists believed that tradition and faith had to fill the void opened by the ...
Description. Joseph de Maistre (1753–1821) defended the absolutist legacy and the close alliance of throne and altar. He thought the Revolution and the republic it created in the name of reason and individual rights had failed. De Maistre and other staunch Catholic royalists believed that tradition and faith had to fill the void opened by the ...
Joseph de Maistre (1753B1821) was an extraordinarily gifted and insightful commentator on foundational developments that have shaped our modern world. His react...
Joseph de Maistre. Relaciones geográficas. Nacimiento: 1 abril 1753 en Chambéry Muerte: 26 febrero 1821 en Turín. Filósofo saboyano, aunque nació en Chambéry. Fue senador del reino de Cerdeña y embajador de Víctor Manuel I en Rusia. Murió en Turín. Es considerado como uno de los máximos representantes del irracionalismo, del ...
Among the thinkers influenced by Burke was the French diplomat and polemicist Joseph de Maistre, who developed his own more extreme brand of conservatism, known as Latin conservatism, early in the 19th century.Whereas Burkean conservatism was evolutionary, the conservatism of Maistre was counterrevolutionary.
European Unity and its Coming Realization. For Joseph de Maistre (1753-1821), the reestablishment of a European balance based on the concert of strengthened or restored monarchies was a priority for post-revolutionary regeneration. In this regard his views were close to those of his contemporary Louis de Bonald, another theorist of the Counter ...
