History of European Ideas articles

Volume 0 (0)
Time After Time
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Context and Contextualisation: Remarks on the Work of Ian Hunter
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Judging, in Times of Panic
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Introduction: For Ian Hunter, Intellectual Historian
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The Burden of Intelligibility
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The Mythos, Ethos, and Pathos of the Humanities
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The Legacy of Ian Hunter's Work on Literature Education and the History of Reading Practices: Some Preliminary Remarks
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Ian Hunter's Civil Philosophy
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The Philosophy of a Persona
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(Judicious) Interpretation: Walter Benjamin Reads the Early German Romantics
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Veblen, Europe and Utopia
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Rethinking Modernity, Religion, and Tradition: The Intellectual Dialogue between Alexandre Stourdza and Joseph de Maistre
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The Common Law Mind and the Eighteenth Century
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Pierre Bayle's The Condition of Wholly Catholic France Under the Reign of Louis the Great (1686)
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The Invention of Savage Society: Amerindian Religion and Society in Acosta's Anthropological Theology
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Michael Oakeshott and Hans-Georg Gadamer on Practices, Social Science, and Modernity
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Luxury and Consumption in Eighteenth-Century Italy: Intellectual History, Methodological Ideas and Interdisciplinary Research Practice
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Must We Choose between Democracy and Music? On a Curious Silence in Tocqueville's Democracy in America
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The Intellectual as Agent: Politics and Independence in the Other ‘Caso Silone’
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Meaning in a Changing Context: Towards an Interdisciplinary Approach to Authorial Revision
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Conceptual Mediation: Philosophy between the History of Physiology and Contemporary Neuroscience
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Editorial
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Does the History of Medicine Begin where the History of Philosophy Ends? An Example of Interdisciplinarity in the Early Modern Era
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‘Who Will Write the History of Tears?’ History of Ideas and History of Emotions from Eighteenth-Century France to the Present
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Volume 39 (6)
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
What is ‘First Philosophy’? Comments on Richard Velkley's Heidegger, Strauss, and the Premises of Philosophy
vol. 39 (6): 899-915

Volume 39 (5)
Introduction: Scottish Philosophy in the Nineteenth-Century Atlantic World
vol. 39 (5): 605-612
‘Elementary Principles of Education’: Elizabeth Hamilton, Maria Edgeworth and the Uses of Common Sense Philosophy
vol. 39 (5): 613-630
Resisting the Enlightenment's Instrumentalist Legacy: James, Hamilton, and Carlyle on the Mechanisation of the Human Condition
vol. 39 (5): 631-649
Reforming Witherspoon's Legacy at Princeton: John Witherspoon, Samuel Stanhope Smith and James McCosh on Didactic Enlightenment, 1768–1888
vol. 39 (5): 650-669
Scotland's Migrant Philosophers and the History of Scottish Philosophy
vol. 39 (5): 670-692
Defining the Volk: Willy Hellpach's Völkerpsychologie between National Socialism and Liberal Democracy, 1934–1954
vol. 39 (5): 693-708
Art, Education, and Revolution: Herbert Read and the Reorientation of British Anarchism
vol. 39 (5): 709-728
‘Negrophilist’ Crusader: John Stuart Mill on the American Civil War and Reconstruction
vol. 39 (5): 729-754