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四、中文譯著與專書：
Cassirer, Ernst著，李日章譯，《啟蒙運動的哲學》台北：聯經，1984。
Gay, Peter著，劉森堯、梁永安合譯，《啟蒙運動：現代異教精神的崛起》，台北：立緒，2006。
Gay, Peter著，劉森堯、梁永安合譯，《啟蒙運動：自由之科學》，台北：立緒，2006。
Locke, John著，吳雲貴譯，《論宗教寬容》，北京：商務印書館，2009。
Montesquieu著，許明龍譯，《論法的精神》，北京：商務印書館，2009。
Smith, Adam著，謝宗林、李華夏合譯，《國富論》，臺北：先覺，2000。
Smith, Adam著，謝宗林譯，《國富論II》，臺北：先覺，2005。
五、中文期刊論文
Dickinson, H. T.著，王文霞譯，〈英國對美國獨立革命的反應〉，《歷史月刊》，236期，2007，臺北，頁85-97。
楊肅献，〈英格蘭有啟蒙運動嗎？──歷史家論十八世紀的英國與啟蒙思想〉，《新史學》，9卷4期，1998，臺北，頁1-37。
楊肅献，〈柏克思想與英格蘭啟蒙運動〉，《台大歷史學報》42期，2008，臺北，頁107-171。
楊肅献，〈啟蒙、改革與傳統：柏克的政治思維〉，收入蔣慶、王瑞昌、王天成等譯《自由與傳統—柏克政治論文選》，台北：桂冠出版公司，2004，頁1-42。
趙林，〈英國自然神論的興衰〉（代序），約瑟夫‧巴特勒著，聞駿譯，《自然宗教與啟示宗教之類比》，武漢市：武漢大學出版社，2008。
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