Revolution to Come: Dan Edelstein on Thinking About Revolution...and History

Historically Thinking
11/06/2025 31 min
Revolution to Come: Dan Edelstein on Thinking About Revolution...and History

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In our conversation, Dan Edelstein traces the intellectual history of revolution as an idea—from its origins in classical antiquity to its dramatic transformation during the Enlightenment, to its seeming maturation in the 20th Century

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