History of European Ideas articles

Volume 0 (0)

From Methodology to Ontology: Interdisciplinarity as a Principle of Constitution of Objectivity—Reflections from the Study of American Philosophy ONLINE EARLY
Leo Strauss between Politics, Philosophy and Judaism ONLINE EARLY
From Francis Hutcheson to James McCosh: Irish Presbyterians and Defining the Scottish Philosophy in the Nineteenth Century ONLINE EARLY
Jacob Vernet and ‘The Religious Enlightenment’: ‘Rational Calvinism’, the Pastors of Geneva and the French philosophes ONLINE EARLY
The Making of British Socialism ONLINE EARLY
What is Social Economics? ONLINE EARLY
Rationality and Freedom in Hobbes's Theory of Action ONLINE EARLY
Relative Obscurity: The Emotions of Words, Paint and Sound in Eighteenth-Century Literary Criticism ONLINE EARLY

Volume 40 (2)

Jean Bodin on Oeconomics and Politics vol. 40 (2): 135-154
Historical Perspectives on the Anglo-Scottish Union Debate: Re-reading the Norman Conquest in the 1610s vol. 40 (2): 155-176
Bad Arguments: W. G. Runciman's Critique of Leviathan vol. 40 (2): 177-184
Aristocratic Reform and the Extirpation of Parliament in Early Georgian Britain: Andrew Michael Ramsay and French Ideas of Monarchy vol. 40 (2): 185-203
The Historiographical Misfortune of the Cisalpine Republic vol. 40 (2): 204-217
From Luxury to Consumption in Eighteenth-Century Europe: The Importance of Italian Thought in History and Historiography vol. 40 (2): 218-244
Veblen, Europe and Utopia vol. 40 (2): 245-258
(Judicious) Interpretation: Walter Benjamin Reads the Early German Romantics vol. 40 (2): 259-276
Rethinking Modernity, Religion, and Tradition: The Intellectual Dialogue between Alexandre Stourdza and Joseph de Maistre vol. 40 (2): 277-289

Volume 40 (1)

Preface vol. 40 (1): 1-2
Introduction: For Ian Hunter, Intellectual Historian vol. 40 (1): 3-10
The Mythos, Ethos, and Pathos of the Humanities vol. 40 (1): 11-36
Historiographical Myth, Discipline, and Contextual Distortion vol. 40 (1): 37-43
Bringing Metaphysics Back In? vol. 40 (1): 44-49
Philosophy, Theology, and the Humanities vol. 40 (1): 50-56
Time After Time vol. 40 (1): 57-69
The Burden of Intelligibility vol. 40 (1): 70-81
A Thorn in the Side: Ian Hunter, Cultural Studies, and the Humanities vol. 40 (1): 82-88
The Legacy of Ian Hunter's Work on Literature Education and the History of Reading Practices: Some Preliminary Remarks vol. 40 (1): 89-95
Context and Contextualisation: Remarks on the Work of Ian Hunter vol. 40 (1): 96-102
Judging, in Times of Panic vol. 40 (1): 103-109
Ian Hunter's Civil Philosophy vol. 40 (1): 110-115
The Philosophy of a Persona vol. 40 (1): 116-121
Historian or Philosopher? Ian Hunter on Kant and Vattel vol. 40 (1): 122-134

Volume 39 (6)

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Questioning Authorities: Scepticism and Anti-Christian Arguments in the Colloquium Heptaplomeres vol. 39 (6): 755-775
Pious Aspects in the Ethical and Moral Views of Matthias Bel vol. 39 (6): 776-790
Sociability, Luxury and Sympathy: The Case of Archibald Campbell vol. 39 (6): 791-814
The Sublime Science of Simple Souls: Rousseau's Philosophy of Truth vol. 39 (6): 815-834
Aristocratic Liberalism and Risorgimento: Cesare Balbo and Piedmontese Political Thought after 1848 vol. 39 (6): 835-857
‘Indirect’ or ‘Engaged’: A Comparison of Hans Blumenberg's and Charles Taylor's Debt and Contribution to Philosophical Anthropology vol. 39 (6): 858-878
Telling Contested Stories: J. G. A. Pocock and Paul Ricoeur vol. 39 (6): 879-898