Zid-i Rawshangarī az qarn-i hijdahum ta imrūz: Persian 1402

Enlightenment global issues are a key systematizing concept in the philosophy of social sciences and the history of thought, whose legacy is the subject of serious discussions and controversies even today. Anti-Enlightenment from the 18th Century to Today is the first book that briefly examines the history and evolution of criticism of the Enlightenment from its origins in the 18th century until now, and examines the issue of how the Enlightenment was attacked by its enemies from the right and The left and the center were constructed or understood in different ways and were attacked. This book, while engaging in a critical dialogue with the influential work of Isaiah Berlin, on this subject, the concept of counter-enlightenment and some of the most important issues and conceptual issues arising from It is analyzed by Graeme Gerrard, by reviewing the views of a wide range of the main opponents of the Enlightenment in the last 250 years, he examines the various forms of anti-Enlightenment thought and concludes his discussion with the verdict that some of the most important and common criticisms are convincing. The Counter-Enlightenment ends the Enlightenment Graeme Gerrard is Professor of Political Theory and European Thought at Cardiff University, Wales.