History of European Ideas

• Hobbes on the supernatural from The Elements of Law to Leviathan
  History of European Ideas17 July 2019By Takuya Okada
• Acclamations: a theological-political topic in the crossed dialogue between Erik Peterson, Ernst H. Kantorowicz and Carl Schmitt
  History of European Ideas11 July 2019By Montserrat Herrero
• Shakespeare as a method. Carl Schmitt’s reading of Othello and Hamlet
  History of European Ideas10 July 2019By Wojciech Engelking
• A rejoinder to J.G.A. Pocock
  History of European Ideas04 July 2019By Samuel James
• Enlightenment and empire, Mughals and Marathas: the religious history of Indian in the work of East India Company servant, Alexander Dow
  History of European Ideas01 July 2019By Jessica Patterson
• Enlightenment and Empire, Mughals and Marathas: the Religious History of India in the work of East India Company servant, Alexander Dow
  History of European Ideas01 July 2019By Jessica Patterson
• Thomas Hobbes: the eternal law, the eternal word, and the eternity of the law of nature
  History of European Ideas28 June 2019By Robert A. Greene
• Will and artifice: the impact of voluntarist theology on early-modern science
  History of European Ideas27 June 2019By Francis Oakley
• The return of the intolerant Hobbes
  History of European Ideas25 June 2019By Boleslaw Z. Kabala
• The rediscovery of the Spanish Republic of Letters
  History of European Ideas24 June 2019By Edward Jones Corredera
• Collingwood’s New Leviathan and classical elite theory
  History of European Ideas17 June 2019By Christopher Fear
• Republican monarchy in the 1830 revolutions: from Lafayette to the Belgian Constitution
  History of European Ideas14 June 2019By Brecht Deseure
• Letters of Crito
  History of European Ideas13 June 2019By Anna Plassart
• Introduction: Millar and his circle
  History of European Ideas13 June 2019By Anna Plassart
• The construction of an international: Debord, Jorn, and situationist praxis
  History of European Ideas11 June 2019By Pehr Englén
• A missing link in the history of historiography: scholarly personae in the world of Alfred Dove
  History of European Ideas11 June 2019By Herman Paul
• Letters
  History of European Ideas11 June 2019By Anna Plassart
• The letters
  History of European Ideas05 June 2019By Edited by John W. Cairns
• The letters of John Millar
  History of European Ideas05 June 2019By John W. Cairns
• A response to Samuel James’s ‘J. G. A. Pocock and the Idea of the “Cambridge School” in the History of Political Thought’
  History of European Ideas05 June 2019By J. G. A. Pocock
• John Millar’s theses for admission as an advocate
  History of European Ideas31 May 2019By John W. Cairns
• A debate on Spain’s regions in Franco’s times: the Spanish federal council of the European movement through Salvador de Madariaga’s correspondence
  History of European Ideas30 May 2019By Santiago de Navascués
• Adam Ferguson on the Perils of popular factions and demagogues in a Roman Mirror
  History of European Ideas21 May 2019By Max Skjönsberg
• Adam Ferguson on the Perils of Popular Factions and Demagogues in a Roman Mirror
  History of European Ideas21 May 2019By Max Skjönsberg
• The invention of human nature: the intention and reception of Pufendorf’s entia moralia doctrine
  History of European Ideas20 May 2019By Ian Hunter
• Tolerance and religious pluralism in Bayle
  History of European Ideas14 May 2019By Marta García-Alonso
• Millar and his circle. A Preface
  History of European Ideas08 April 2019By Knud Haakonssen
• Charlemagne, Common Sense, and Chartism: how Robert Blakey wrote his History of Political Literature
  History of European Ideas30 March 2019By Stuart Mathieson
• Masturbation, modernity, and the Swiftian diagnosis re-examined
  History of European Ideas22 March 2019By Kathryn Ready
• James Boswell and Corsica 1728–1768: the development of British opinion during the Corsican revolt
  History of European Ideas22 March 2019By Luke Long
• The reasonable republic? Statecraft, affects, and the highest good in Spinoza’s late Tractatus Politicus
  History of European Ideas22 March 2019By Dan Taylor
• Hume and Smith on utility, agreeableness, propriety, and moral approval
  History of European Ideas13 March 2019By Erik W. Matson
• Can states trust each other?
  History of European Ideas26 February 2019By Chaeyoung Yong
• Cicero’s duties and Adam Smith’s sentiments: how Smith adapts Cicero’s account of self-interest, virtue, and justice
  History of European Ideas21 February 2019By Michael C. Hawley
• Why liberalism’s roots don’t sprout equally
  History of European Ideas13 February 2019By Nayeli L. Riano
• Adam Smith, Anti-Stoic
  History of European Ideas12 February 2019By Michele Bee
• Aquinas and Józef Tischner on hope: as part of the intellectual legacy of the polish solidarity movement
  History of European Ideas21 January 2019By Elżbieta Ciżewska-Martyńska
• Aquinas and Józef Tischner on hope: as part of the intellectual legacy of the Polish Solidarity movement
  History of European Ideas21 January 2019By Elżbieta Ciżewska-Martyńska
• Two essays: I. The desert and the city: reading the history of civilisation in Ibn Khaldun after Edward Gibbon. II. Rational enthusiasm and angelicality: the concept of prophecy in Ibn Khaldun and Edward Gibbon
  History of European Ideas21 January 2019By J. G. A. Pocock
• A (false) portrait of Machiavelli and the origins of iconographic anti-Machiavellism: genesis, fortunes, and propagation of ‘La Testina’
  History of European Ideas14 January 2019By Alessandro Campi
• Global ‘revolution’ in the early nineteenth-century Finnish press
  History of European Ideas10 January 2019By Heli Rantala
• Rousseau’s reception as an Epicurean: from atheism to aesthetics
  History of European Ideas07 January 2019By Jared Holley
• What can María Zambrano contribute to mediation and to the philosophy of mediation?
  History of European Ideas24 December 2018By Helena Nadal Sánchez
• Psychoanalytic reflections upon the work of María Zambrano
  History of European Ideas24 December 2018By Jonathan Davidoff
• María Zambrano amongst the philosophers. An introduction
  History of European Ideas24 December 2018By Mari Paz Balibrea
• Time, right and the justice of war and peace in Hugo Grotius’s political thought
  History of European Ideas24 December 2018By Hansong Li
• Ancient history and contemporary political theory: the case of liberty
  History of European Ideas20 December 2018By Valentina Arena
• Non-domination and the libera res publica in Cicero’s Republicanism
  History of European Ideas20 December 2018By Jed W. Atkins
• Political freedom in Byzantium: the rhetoric of liberty and the periodization of Roman history
  History of European Ideas20 December 2018By Anthony Kaldellis
• The liberties of the ancients: a roundtable with Kinch Hoekstra and Quentin Skinner
  History of European Ideas20 December 2018By Kinch Hoekstra
• The idea of freedom in the writings of non-Chalcedonian Christians in the fifth and sixth centuries
  History of European Ideas20 December 2018By Philip Wood
• Religion, toleration, and religious liberty in republican empire
  History of European Ideas20 December 2018By Clifford Ando
• Freedom, ethical choice and the Hellenistic polis
  History of European Ideas20 December 2018By Benjamin Gray
• Liberty, bondage and liberation in the Late Bronze Age
  History of European Ideas20 December 2018By Eva von Dassow
• ‘Proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof!’ Reading Leviticus 25:10 through the centuries
  History of European Ideas20 December 2018By Jonathan Stökl
• Placing Plato in the history of liberty
  History of European Ideas20 December 2018By Melissa Lane
• Toward a knowledge of the soul
  History of European Ideas11 December 2018By Jonathan E. Mayhew
• The metaphor of the heart
  History of European Ideas06 December 2018By John Kraniauskas
• The natural kingdom of God in Hobbes’s political thought
  History of European Ideas28 November 2018By Ben Jones
• Paradoxes of liberalism
  History of European Ideas20 November 2018By Hugo Drochon
• Robert Persons’s Conference and the Salic Law debate in France, 1584–1594
  History of European Ideas13 November 2018By M. J. M. Innes
• How contempt became a passion
  History of European Ideas13 November 2018By Ross Carroll
• What moral philosophers can learn from the history of moral concepts
  History of European Ideas08 November 2018By Edward Skidelsky
• ‘Next to godliness?’ exploring cleanliness in peace and war
  History of European Ideas08 November 2018By Lynda Mugglestone
• What’s wrong with subjective rights?
  History of European Ideas08 November 2018By Nigel Biggar
• Conscience: what is its history and does it have a future?
  History of European Ideas05 November 2018By John Cottingham
• The radicalism of modesty: democracy and art in Camusian thought (1945–1951)
  History of European Ideas05 November 2018By Tommaso Visone
• John Macmurray and the politics of rationality in interwar Britain
  History of European Ideas05 November 2018By Matthew Sterenberg
• Hans in Luck or the moral economy of happiness in the modern age
  History of European Ideas25 October 2018By Ute Frevert
• The opinion of mankind: sociability and the theory of the state from Hobbes to Smith
  History of European Ideas25 October 2018By James A. Harris
• Shame in early modern thought: from sin to sociability
  History of European Ideas23 October 2018By Hannah Dawson
• ‘You’re a brick’: colloquialism and the history of moral concepts
  History of European Ideas22 October 2018By Nakul Krishna
• Edward Abramowski’s concept of stateless socialism and its impact on progressive social movements in Poland in the twentieth century
  History of European Ideas09 October 2018By Piotr Żuk
• Mill’s closet: J.S. Mill on solitude and the imperfect democracy
  History of European Ideas04 October 2018By Guy Paltieli
• Cul de Sac: patrimony, capitalism, and slavery in French Saint-Domingue
  History of European Ideas03 October 2018By Jungki Min
• The vigorous and doux soldier: David Hume’s military defence of commerce
  History of European Ideas02 October 2018By Maria Pia Paganelli
• The reform of Spanish understanding
  History of European Ideas01 October 2018By Francis Lough
• Zambrano’s poetic reason in the light of Frankfurtian Critical Theory
  History of European Ideas01 October 2018By Beatriz Caballero Rodríguez
• Antigone’s tomb: ‘Prologue’
  History of European Ideas25 September 2018By Roberta Johnson
• Antigone’s tomb: ‘Prologue’
  History of European Ideas25 September 2018By Roberta Johnson
• María Zambrano’s and Albert Camus’s communal ethics
  History of European Ideas25 September 2018By Roberta Johnson
• The Stages of exile
  History of European Ideas24 September 2018By Philip Derbyshire
• Thomas Carlyle’s Calvinist dialogue with the nineteenth-century periodical press
  History of European Ideas17 September 2018By Joanna Malecka
• A letter on exile
  History of European Ideas17 September 2018By Daniela Omlor
• I Love My Exile
  History of European Ideas17 September 2018By Daniela Omlor
• History as tragedy
  History of European Ideas17 September 2018By Jacques Lezra
• The agony of Europe
  History of European Ideas17 September 2018By Jennifer Arnold
• The reader of confession in María Zambrano
  History of European Ideas17 September 2018By Patricia Palomar
• María Zambrano’s theory of subjectivity and modal ontology
  History of European Ideas17 September 2018By Karolina Enquist Källgren
• Rethinking the metaphor of light: María Zambrano in dialogue with Jacques Derrida and Hans Blumenberg
  History of European Ideas11 September 2018By María Belén Castañón Moreschi
• Bentham on asceticism and tyranny
  History of European Ideas10 September 2018By Tsin Yen Koh
• The reasons of Europe: Edmund Husserl, Jan Patočka, and María Zambrano on the spiritual heritage of Europe
  History of European Ideas10 September 2018By Christian Sternad
• Looking beyond home shores: Dutch tolerance at the end of the seventeenth century
  History of European Ideas06 September 2018By Luisa Simonutti
• Dominating nature and colonialism. Francis Bacon’s view of Europe and the New World
  History of European Ideas05 September 2018By Mauro Scalercio
• Religion and women’s rights: Susan Moller Okin, Mary Wollstonecraft, and the multiple feminist liberal traditions
  History of European Ideas20 August 2018By Eileen Hunt Botting
• ‘Sane’ and ‘insane’ imperialism: British idealism, new liberalism and liberal imperialism
  History of European Ideas15 August 2018By David Boucher
• Adam Boreel and Galenus Abrahamsz. Against constraint of consciences: seventeenth-century dissenters in favor of religious toleration
  History of European Ideas15 August 2018By Francesco Quatrini
• Machiavelli’s scientific method: a common understanding of his novelty in the sixteenth century
  History of European Ideas06 August 2018By Almási Gábor
• Catholic resistance theory: William Barclay versus Jean Boucher
  History of European Ideas03 August 2018By Sophie E. B. Nicholls
• Resistance in intellectual history and political thought
  History of European Ideas03 August 2018By Iain McDaniel
• Representative democracy and the ‘spirit of resistance’ from Constant to Tocqueville
  History of European Ideas03 August 2018By Iain McDaniel
• Two theories of resistance in the German Enlightenment
  History of European Ideas03 August 2018By Reidar Maliks
• Resistance and radical democracy: freedom, power and institutions
  History of European Ideas03 August 2018By Lawrence Hamilton
• From resistance to revolution: the limits of nonviolence in Arendt’s ‘Civil Disobedience’
  History of European Ideas03 August 2018By Caroline Ashcroft
• A. V. Dicey and English constitutionalism
  History of European Ideas26 July 2018By James Kirby
• J.G.A. Pocock and the idea of the ‘Cambridge School’ in the history of political thought
  History of European Ideas20 July 2018By Samuel James

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