History of European Ideas articles

Volume 42 (5)

Mediated Technologies: Locating Non-Authorial Agency in Printed and Digital Texts Andie Silva, vol. 42 (5): 607-617
‘Newly Amended and Much Enlarged’: Claims of Novelty and Enlargement on the Title Pages of Reprints in the Early Modern English Book Trade Jonathan R. Olson, vol. 42 (5): 618-628
A Multitude of Eyes, Tongues, and Mouths: Readerly Agency in Shakespeare's Sonnets Cordelia Zukerman, vol. 42 (5): 629-639
London Calling: John Harington’s Exegetical Domestication of Ariosto in Late Sixteenth-Century England Bryan Brazeau, vol. 42 (5): 640-650
Fashioned through Use: Jacques Bellot's Rules and its Successors Peter Auger, vol. 42 (5): 651-664
How to Paint a Roman Soldier: Early Modern Artists' Readings of Guillaume du Choul's Discours (1554–1556) Marta Cacho Casal, vol. 42 (5): 665-682
A Gift Text of Hispano-Neapolitan Diplomacy: Giovan Battista Manso's Erocallia (1628) Thomas Denman, vol. 42 (5): 683-693
The Reader as Authorial Figure in Scientific Debate Sarah E. Parker, vol. 42 (5): 694-706
The Censor as Reader: Censorial Responses to Bodin's Methodus in Counter-Reformation Italy (1587–1607) Sara Miglietti, vol. 42 (5): 707-721

Volume 42 (3)

Henry Savile's Tacitus and the English role on the Continent: Leicester, Hotman, Lipsius J.H. Waszink, vol. 42 (3): 303-319
John Toland's Conjecture on the First Invention of Typographic Printing as Inspired by Cicero: Text and Context Bartholomew Begley, vol. 42 (3): 320-328
The Law of Nations and Declarations of War after the Peace of Utrecht Frederik Dhondt, vol. 42 (3): 329-349
Anna Letitia Barbauld's ‘To Mr. Barbauld, with a Map of the Land of Matrimony’ and the History of Sentimental Cartography Kathryn Ready, vol. 42 (3): 350-363
James Fitzjames Stephen, John Stuart Mill, and the Victorian Theory of Toleration Greg Conti, vol. 42 (3): 364-398
Importing phenomenology: the early editorial life of Philosophy and Phenomenological Research Gabriel R. Ricci, vol. 42 (3): 399-411
Conceptions of Reinhart Koselleck's Theory of Historical Time in the Thinking of Michael Oakeshott Alexander Blake Ewing, vol. 42 (3): 412-429
Machiavelli against Method: Paul Feyerabend's Anti-Rationalism and Machiavellian Political ‘Science’ Megan K. Dyer, vol. 42 (3): 430-445
Enlightening Enthusiasm: Prophecy and Religious Experience in Early Eighteenth-Century England Ashley Walsh, vol. 42 (3): 446-449
Ideas of Monarchical Reform: Fénelon, Jacobitism, and the Political Works of the Chevalier Ramsay Minchul Kim, vol. 42 (3): 449-451
Jeremy Bentham's The Book of Fallacies Kris Grint, vol. 42 (3): 451-453
Reading Analytic Philosophy in its Time and Place Naomi Choi, vol. 42 (3): 453-457

Volume 42 (2)

Introduction Aaron Garrett, vol. 42 (2): 167-169
Doxographical or Philosophical History of Philosophy: On Michael Frede's Precepts for Writing the History of Philosophy Leo Catana, vol. 42 (2): 170-177
The Idea of a Category Mistake: From Ryle to Habermas, and Beyond Luke O'Sullivan, vol. 42 (2): 178-194
From Natural Law to Natural Rights? Protestant Dissent and Toleration in the Late Eighteenth Century Martin Hugh Fitzpatrick, vol. 42 (2): 195-221
Self-Ownership and Moral Relations to Self in Early Modern Britain Colin Heydt, vol. 42 (2): 222-242
French Eighteenth-Century Materialists and Natural Law Ann Thomson, vol. 42 (2): 243-255
Archibald Campbell and the Committee for Purity of Doctrine on Natural Reason, Natural Religion, and Revelation Christian Maurer, vol. 42 (2): 256-275
Genealogical narrative and self-knowledge in Rousseau's Discourse on the Origin and the Foundations of Inequality among Men Charles L. Griswold, vol. 42 (2): 276-301

Volume 42 (1)

Translation on Trial: The Virginia Declaration of Rights (1776) in Sweden Peter Hallberg, vol. 42 (1): 1-21
Federation Projects in Central Europe, 1848–1918 Artur Lorand Lakatos, vol. 42 (1): 22-38
Society as a Code: Bentham and the Fabric of Order Paola Rudan, vol. 42 (1): 39-54
Mill and Tocqueville: a friendship bruised Byung-Hoon Suh, vol. 42 (1): 55-72
Le grand mal de l'époque: Tocqueville on French Political Corruption William Selinger, vol. 42 (1): 73-94
Schmitt and the Sovereignty of Roman Dictators: From the Actualisation of the Past to the Recycling of Symbols Kaius Tuori, vol. 42 (1): 95-106
Friedrich Hayek and Michael Polanyi in Correspondence Struan Jacobs, vol. 42 (1): 107-130
Wittgenstein and the genesis of neo-pragmatism in American thought John Erik Hmiel, vol. 42 (1): 131-149
‘Debating Democracy’: The Chances and Challenges of Postwar Germany Jonathan Paquette, vol. 42 (1): 150-154
The Quest for the Global: Remapping Intellectual History Rosario López, vol. 42 (1): 155-160
Il ‘taedium’ tra relazione e non-senso. Cristo crocifisso in Tommaso d'Aquino Vito Limone, vol. 42 (1): 161-162