History of European Ideas articles
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Charles Péguy and Prophecy vol. 40 (6): 777-787 |
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Newman at the Sorbonne, or, the Vicissitudes of an Important Philosophical Heritage in Inter-war France vol. 40 (6): 788-803 |
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The Allure of Albert Schweitzer vol. 40 (6): 804-825 |
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Fear, Sublimity, Transcendence: Notes for a History of Emotions in Olivier Messiaen vol. 40 (6): 826-856 |
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‘Une amitié fondée dans la Vie’: Catholic Conceptions of Friendship at the French Canadian Review La Relève, 1934–1950 vol. 40 (6): 857-872 |
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Post-War Saints: 1945–1960 vol. 40 (6): 873-892 |
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Rationality and Freedom in Hobbes's Theory of Action vol. 40 (5): 603-621 |
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From Francis Hutcheson to James McCosh: Irish Presbyterians and Defining the Scottish Philosophy in the Nineteenth Century vol. 40 (5): 622-643 |
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Relative Obscurity: The Emotions of Words, Paint and Sound in Eighteenth-Century Literary Criticism vol. 40 (5): 644-661 |
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The Wealth and Freedom of the North: Scandinavian Political Cultures and Economic Ideas in the Eighteenth Century vol. 40 (5): 662-674 |
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Edmund Burke's Ideas on Historical Change vol. 40 (5): 675-692 |
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Squaring the Shield: William Ridgeway's Two Models of Early Greece vol. 40 (5): 693-713 |
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What is Social Economics? vol. 40 (5): 714-733 |
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The Making of British Socialism vol. 40 (5): 734-740 |
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The Invention of Savage Society: Amerindian Religion and Society in Acosta's Anthropological Theology vol. 40 (3): 291-311 |
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Pierre Bayle's The Condition of Wholly Catholic France Under the Reign of Louis the Great (1686) vol. 40 (3): 312-359 |
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Must We Choose between Democracy and Music? On a Curious Silence in Tocqueville's Democracy in America vol. 40 (3): 360-380 |
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The Intellectual as Agent: Politics and Independence in the Other ‘Caso Silone’ vol. 40 (3): 381-405 |
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Michael Oakeshott and Hans-Georg Gadamer on Practices, Social Science, and Modernity vol. 40 (3): 406-436 |
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Leo Strauss between Politics, Philosophy and Judaism vol. 40 (3): 437-449 |
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Jean Bodin on Oeconomics and Politics vol. 40 (2): 135-154 |
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Historical Perspectives on the Anglo-Scottish Union Debate: Re-reading the Norman Conquest in the 1610s vol. 40 (2): 155-176 |
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Bad Arguments: W. G. Runciman's Critique of Leviathan vol. 40 (2): 177-184 |
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Aristocratic Reform and the Extirpation of Parliament in Early Georgian Britain: Andrew Michael Ramsay and French Ideas of Monarchy vol. 40 (2): 185-203 |
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The Historiographical Misfortune of the Cisalpine Republic vol. 40 (2): 204-217 |
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From Luxury to Consumption in Eighteenth-Century Europe: The Importance of Italian Thought in History and Historiography vol. 40 (2): 218-244 |
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Veblen, Europe and Utopia vol. 40 (2): 245-258 |
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(Judicious) Interpretation: Walter Benjamin Reads the Early German Romantics vol. 40 (2): 259-276 |
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Rethinking Modernity, Religion, and Tradition: The Intellectual Dialogue between Alexandre Stourdza and Joseph de Maistre vol. 40 (2): 277-289 |
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Preface vol. 40 (1): 1-2 |
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Introduction: For Ian Hunter, Intellectual Historian vol. 40 (1): 3-10 |
