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Conservatism is a political and cultural philosophy focused on preserving traditional institutions, customs, and values rather than pursuing rapid change. In Western societies, conservatives typically support institutions like the family, religion, the military, and property rights, though which specific traditions matter most varies depending on the country and era.
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Il conservatorismo è un’ideologia che diffida dai mutamenti improvvisi (la cui incontestabile espressione è il concetto di rivoluzione) e sostiene l’opportunità di preservare un determinato stato istituzionale, religioso, sociale, avversando o ritardando il progresso (e la trasformazione) di idee, forme e istituti politici e sociali. È anche una filosofia sociale e politica (tipica delle politiche di destra) che si oppone al modernismo e che ricerca un ritorno ai valori tradizionali.
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