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primarily contends against rationalism in politics. Oakeshott thinks of politics as practical activities. But rationalism in politics tries to convert political activities into abstractions. It creates the illusion of certainty, and then leads people to believe that all problems can be solved certainly. Since it misconcEives the relation of philosophy and practice, and so misconcEIves the relation of philosophy and politics too, it has harmful effects on political activities. Oakeshott tries to promote the politics of civil association4. He seeks to have us cultivate our characters. Individual’s independence would not be product of rational political system, but his own ability to understand the hints in tradition.
Notes:
[1]Michael Oakeshott. Experience and Its Modes[M].Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1933:21
[2]Paul Franco. The Political Philosophy of Michael Oakeshott [M].New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1990:113
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