The order of division. Parties and opinion according to Bolingbroke, Hume and Burke
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Abstract
The essay analyzes some of the most important conceptions of parties developed in Britain during the 18th Century, particularly the ones provided by Bolingbroke, Hume and Burke. Political parties are regarded both as agents and symptoms of a wider in¬stitutional transformation characterized by the emergence of opinion as a space where social and political behaviors are organized.
Keywords
- Political Parties
- Opinion
- Britain
- 18th Century
