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The 10 pages that link to Counter-Enlightenment, each with the reason it gives.

• Auguste ComteCompared with: Comte shared its concern for social cohesion but sought order through science rather than tradition.

• French EnlightenmentCompared with: Its thinkers challenged the movement's confidence in reason and its account of tradition.

• TraditionalismNarrower topic: Traditionalist arguments often emerged from resistance to rationalist projects that dismissed inherited knowledge.

• Isaiah BerlinRelated: Berlin traced pluralist and anti-rationalist currents through thinkers often grouped under this name.

• Age of EnlightenmentCompared with: Its arguments reveal contemporary resistance to the movement’s account of reason and society.

• Joseph de MaistreNarrower topic: De Maistre became one of its most forceful critics of rationalist politics.

• Right-wing politicsRelated: Its critiques supplied intellectual resources for traditions that resist rationalist social transformation.

• Enlightenment philosophyCompared with: Its arguments expose the period's contested assumptions about reason, tradition, and social change.

• ObscurantismCompared with: Its criticism of Enlightenment confidence is distinct from suppressing knowledge, though the two are often conflated.

• ReactionaryRelated: Its critiques supplied ideas later used to challenge revolutionary and liberal change.