History of European Ideas articles

Volume 43 (8)

Darwin’s missing links John S. Warren, vol. 43 (8): 929-1001
Darwin’s missing links John S. Warren, vol. 43 (8): 929-1001
J.A. Symonds, socialism and the crisis of sexuality in fin-de-siècle Britain Colin Tyler, vol. 43 (8): 1002-1015
J.A. Symonds, socialism and the crisis of sexuality in fin-de-siècle Britain Colin Tyler, vol. 43 (8): 1002-1015
The enemy as the unthinkable: a concretist reading of Carl Schmitt’s conception of the political Mariano Croce, vol. 43 (8): 1016-1028
The enemy as the unthinkable: a concretist reading of Carl Schmitt’s conception of the political Mariano Croce, vol. 43 (8): 1016-1028
Astrology and reformation Alissa MacMillan, vol. 43 (8): 1029-1032
Astrology and reformation Alissa MacMillan, vol. 43 (8): 1029-1032

Volume 43 (7)

Gibbon’s second trilogy: an introductory survey J. G. A. Pocock, vol. 43 (7): 701-731
The early Rousseau’s egalitarian feminism: a philosophical convergence with Madame Dupin and ‘The Critique of the Spirit of the Laws’ Eileen Hunt Botting, vol. 43 (7): 732-744
The enlightened narrative in the age of liberal reform: William Robertson’s View of the Progress of Society in Hungary László Kontler, vol. 43 (7): 745-761
Polish republicanism of the Four Year Seym at a doctrinal crossroads Rafał Lis, vol. 43 (7): 762-775
The genre of radical thought and the practices of equality: the trajectories of William Godwin and John Thelwall in the mid-1790s John-Erik Hansson, vol. 43 (7): 776-790
Ultra-modern thoughts: political theology in Leo Strauss’s Philosophy and Law Beau Shaw, vol. 43 (7): 791-807
Political myth and sacrifice Herbert De Vriese, vol. 43 (7): 808-824
Pierre Cabanis and the politics of perfectibility: from Enlightenment to socialism Thomas Lalevée, vol. 43 (7): 825-829

Volume 43 (6)

Unitas multiplex: John Barclay’s notion of Europe in his Icon animorum (1614) Isabella Walser, vol. 43 (6): 533-546
The origins of the modern emotions: Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia and the embodied mind Renée Jeffery, vol. 43 (6): 547-559
At the Origins of Modern Geography. The Oecumene: an Anthropogeographical Pattern Carlotta Santini, vol. 43 (6): 560-569
Did Harrington’s cats catch Harvey’s chick? Vitalistic imagery in early modern republican political theory Veronika Szántó, vol. 43 (6): 570-581
The regard of the first man: on Joseph Addison’s aesthetic categories Endre Szécsényi, vol. 43 (6): 582-597
A threat like no other threat, George Berkeley against the freethinkers Timo Airaksinen, vol. 43 (6): 598-613
Jeremy Bentham on liberty of taste Malcolm Quinn, vol. 43 (6): 614-627
Accounts of early Christian history in the thought of François Guizot, Benjamin Constant and Madame de Staël 1800–c.1833 Lucian Robinson, vol. 43 (6): 628-648
Containment and intensification in political war: Carl Schmitt and the Clausewitzian heritage Timo Pankakoski, vol. 43 (6): 649-673
Europe as a nation? Intellectuals and debate on Europe in the inter-war period Paola Cattani, vol. 43 (6): 674-682
David Hume the polymath Tom Pye, vol. 43 (6): 683-686
Intellectual history for the non-converted Filimon Peonidis, vol. 43 (6): 687-690
Atheism: whence and whither? Nathan G. Alexander, vol. 43 (6): 691-697
Recent Volumes in the Complete Works of Voltaire Minchul Kim, vol. 43 (6): 698-699

Volume 43 (5)

A method, a model and Machiavelli: history colloquium at Princeton, 19 November 1968 J. G. A. Pocock, vol. 43 (5): 389-400
A method, a model and Machiavelli: history colloquium at Princeton, 19 November 1968 J. G. A. Pocock, vol. 43 (5): 389-400
Common usage, presumption and verisimilitude in sixteenth-century theories of juridical interpretation Andreas Blank, vol. 43 (5): 401-415
Common usage, presumption and verisimilitude in sixteenth-century theories of juridical interpretation Andreas Blank, vol. 43 (5): 401-415
Neo-Latin literature in nineteenth-century Europe: an overview Christophe Bertiau, vol. 43 (5): 416-426
Neo-Latin literature in nineteenth-century Europe: an overview Christophe Bertiau, vol. 43 (5): 416-426
The rise of ‘auxiliary sciences’ in early modern national historiography: an ‘interdisciplinary’ answer to historical scepticism Lydia Janssen, vol. 43 (5): 427-441
The rise of ‘auxiliary sciences’ in early modern national historiography: an ‘interdisciplinary’ answer to historical scepticism Lydia Janssen, vol. 43 (5): 427-441
Models of war 1770–1830: the birth of wargames and the trade-off between realism and simplicity Paul Schuurman, vol. 43 (5): 442-455
Models of war 1770–1830: the birth of wargames and the trade-off between realism and simplicity Paul Schuurman, vol. 43 (5): 442-455