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Experimental philosophy, method, and the art of thinking, 1700–1750
Published on 7 Aug 2025
by Peter R. Anstey Western Civilisation Program, Australian Catholic University, AustraliaPeter R. Anstey is Director, Western Civilisation Program at Australian Catholic University. His research is focused on early modern experimental philosophy, the nature and status of principles in early modern thought, and the philosophy of Locke, Boyle, Bacon, and the French Philosophes. His recent publications include: as author, Experimental Philosophy and the Origins of Empiricism (with Alberto Vanzo, Cambridge University Press, 2023); and as editor, The Berlin Academy in the Reign of Frederick the Great: Philosophy and Science (with Tinca Prunea-Bretonnet, Liverpool University Press, 2022); Locke on Knowledge, Politics and Religion: New Interpretations from Japan (with Kiyoshi Shimokawa, Bloomsbury Academic, 2021); Experiment, Speculation and Religion in Early Modern Philosophy (with Alberto Vanzo, Routledge, 2019).
Purposeful thinking from Reynolds to Oldfield: the well-governed mind and the conduct of life in an early Enlightenment logic
Published on 7 Aug 2025
by Alexandra Bacalu English Department, University of Bucharest, Bucharest, RomaniaAlexandra Bacalu is Lecturer in the English Department at the University of Bucharest, where she teaches eighteenth-century British literature and the history of the care of the self. Her research focuses on early modern intellectual history, with a particular interest in questions surrounding faculty psychology and moral thought in literary, philosophical, and devotional contexts. She is the author of Eighteenth-Century Stoic Poetics: Shaftesbury, Akenside, and the Discipline of the Imagination (Brill, 2023).
Locke's reflections on “study”: a programme in regulative epistemology
Published on 31 Jul 2025
by Philippe Hamou Centre d'études cartésiennes, Sorbonne Université, UR 3552, Paris, FrancePhilippe Hamou is Professor of Philosophy in the Faculté des Lettres at Sorbonne Université, where he teaches the history of British philosophy and the history of science. He has written extensively on early modern science and philosophy, especially on the history of optics, on Galileo, Newton, and Locke. He is the author of Dans la chambre obscure de l'esprit. John Locke et l'invention du mind (Paris: Ithaque, 2018), a monograph on Locke’s conceptions of mind. He is also editor, with Martine Pécharman, of Locke and Cartesian Philosophy (Oxford University Press, 2018).
Who’s afraid of the early modern sceptic? A Polemical Note on Dmitri Levitin’s The Kingdom of Darkness
Published on 30 Jul 2025
by Mogens Lærke CNRS, MFO/IHRIMmogens.laerke@cnrs.fr; mogenslaerke@hotmail.com
Richard Hooker, the Rule of Faith, and the Rise of Religious Evidentialism
Published on 24 Jul 2025
by Sean Duncan University of Edinburgh
Inventing the Renaissance: the myth of a golden age
Published on 23 Jul 2025
by Václav Zheng Johns Hopkins University
The arrival of the fittest: biology’s imaginary futures, 1900–1935
Published on 23 Jul 2025
by Erik L. Peterson The University of Alabama
Bernard Mandeville’s critique of Epicurus and the “easie Divines” of the Church of England, 1705–1732
Published on 16 Jul 2025
by Jacob Donald Chatterjee New College, University of Oxford, Oxford, UKJacob Donald Chatterjee is the Weston Junior Research Fellow at New College, Oxford. His research focuses on debates about the nature of happiness in seventeenth and eighteenth-century Britain and Western Europe.
“Besides common rules”: avoiding error and regulating the mind in Arnauld and Nicole’s Logic or the Art of Thinking
Published on 26 Jun 2025
by Laura Kotevska Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education), The University of Sydney, Sydney, AustraliaLaura Kotevska is a Senior Lecturer at The University of Sydney, appointed in the Education Portfolio in the Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, and the Discipline of Philosophy. Her research interests include early modern philosophy, early modern mathematics, and virtue epistemology. She writes on the Port-Royalists and her work on this topic has been published in Synthese and the European Journal of Philosophy (with Anik Waldow).
Physics in Minerva’s Academy: early to mid-eighteenth-century appropriations of Isaac Newton’s natural philosophy at the University of Leiden and in the Dutch Republic at large, 1687–c.1750
Published on 12 Jun 2025
by Lewis Ashman Independent scholar
“The first experiment in a transnational dialog”: Il Caso Italiano and the 1970s crisis of the social sciences
Published on 14 May 2025
by Matteo Bortolini DiSSGeA Department, University of Padova, Padova, ItalyMatteo Bortolini teaches sociology at the Department of Historical and Geographical Sciences and the Ancient World of the University of Padova, Italy. His research interests span the sociology of ideas and intellectuals and the historical sociology of expert knowledge production. After A Joyfully Serious Man. The Life of Robert Bellah (Princeton University Press, 2021), he is presently working on a biography of the late American anthropologist Clifford Geertz.
Reading Adam Smith through a Montesquieuian lens: climate, population, and progress
Published on 12 May 2025
by J. L. Z. Rauwald Faculty of History, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UKJustus Rauwald is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Cambridge.
François Rabelais and the Renaissance physiology of invention: ingenious animation
Published on 8 May 2025
by Anthony Ossa-Richardson University College London
Descartes’s theory of free will and inference to the best explanation
Published on 1 May 2025
by Ayumu Tamura Department of Liberal Arts, National Institute of Technology, Ibaraki College, Ibaraki, JapanAyumu Tamura is assistant professor at National Institute of Technology, Ibaraki College (JP). He works mainly in early modern philosophy, particularly Descartes. His recent articles are: “Trace of Stoic Logic in Descartes: Stoic axiōma and Descartes’s pronuntiatum in the Second Meditation”, The Seventeenth Century (2024); “Foucault– Derrida Debate on Madness Revisited”, Tetsugaku (2023).
Caribbean revolutionary: democracy, dictatorship and imperialism in the political thought of Juan Bosch (1909–2001), 1956–1983
Published on 29 Apr 2025
by Carolina Armenteros David Álvarez Martín School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra, Santo Domingo, Dominican RepublicCarolina Armenteros is a professor at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and the Director of the Center for European Studies at the Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra (PUCMM) in Santo Domingo. An intellectual historian specialized in modern Europe, she was the recipient of a British Academy Research Fellowship and of Research and Visiting Fellowships at Wolfson College, Cambridge. She has taught and conducted research at the University of Cambridge, the Sorbonne Nouvelle, the American University of Paris, the University of Groningen and the Instituto de Altos Estudios en Ciencias Sociales. She has published nine books and several dozen peer-reviewed articles on subjects including early conservatism, the revolutionary transformation of gender theory, the relationship between religion and the rise of the disciplines, and the role of monarchy in the Atlantic world from the eighteenth through the twentieth centuries. She is the author of The French Idea of History: Joseph de Maistre and his Heirs, 1794–1854 (Cornell, 2011) the co-editor of A Companion to Italian Constitutional History: The House of Savoy and the Making of the Nation-State (Brill, 2023) and Monarchy and Liberalism in Spain: The Building of the Nation-State, 1780-1931 (Routledge, 2021 [2020]). Her work has appeared in six languages.David Álvarez Martín is a professor at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at the Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra (PUCMM) in Santo Domingo. He holds a PhD in Philosophy from the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM). The recipient of Fulbright and Queen Sofía scholarships, he was Dean of Humanities at PUCMM (2006–2015) and Vice-Rector of PUCMM (2015–2022). He is a researcher at the Universitas Albertiana (UA) (Barcelona, Spain) and a member of the Alfredo Rubio de Castarlenas Study Center (CEARC) at that institution. He specializes in Latin American philosophy, history, and politics.
Protestantism, revolution and Scottish political thought: the European context, 1637–1651
Published on 28 Apr 2025
by Dylan Fowler Open University
The political outsider: Indian democracy and the lineages of populism
Published on 28 Apr 2025
by Survesh Pratap Singh Centre for Political Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi
The universities of Scotland, Ireland, and New England during the British civil wars: contested seminaries
Published on 28 Apr 2025
by Alex Beeton The History of Parliament Trust
James Tyrrell, John Locke, and Patriarcha non Monarcha (1681)
Published on 7 Apr 2025
by Felix Waldmann Corpus Christi College, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UKFelix Waldmann is a Fellow, Tutor, and Director of Studies at Corpus Christi College, University of Cambridge.
The process of Enlightenment: essays by and inspired by Hans Erich Bödeker
Published on 27 Mar 2025
by Vincent Roy-Di Piazza Department of History and Ethnology, University of Jyväskylä, Finland
Quentin Skinner's two concepts of liberty
Published on 27 Mar 2025
by Robin Douglass King’s College LondonRobin Douglass is Professor of Political Theory in the Department of Political Economy, King's College London. He is the author of Rousseau and Hobbes: Nature, Free Will, and the Passions (Oxford University Press, 2015) and Mandeville's Fable: Pride, Hypocrisy, and Sociability (Princeton University Press, 2023), and co-editor of both Hobbes on Politics and Religion (Oxford University Press, 2018) and Hobbes's On the Citizen: A Critical Guide (Cambridge University Press, 2020).
Ideas of poverty in the age of enlightenment
Published on 26 Mar 2025
by Nicholas B. Miller Department of Humanities, Flagler College, Saint Augustine, FL, USA
Yearning for immortality: The European invention of the ancient Egyptian afterlife
Published on 19 Mar 2025
by Anthony Ossa-Richardson University College London
Transubstantiation and Trinity in the Anglican controversy with Roman Catholicism during James II’s reign
Published on 11 Feb 2025
by Diego Lucci Department of Philosophy and Psychology, American University in Bulgaria, Blagoevgrad, BulgariaDiego Lucci is a Professor of Philosophy and History at the American University in Bulgaria, a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, and the General Secretary of the International Society for Intellectual History. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Naples “Federico II” and has also taught at Boston University and the University of Missouri St. Louis. He has held research fellowships and visiting professorships at various institutions, including, among others, the University of Hamburg, Gladstone’s Library, the Institute of Historical Research in London, the Olga Lengyel Institute, and the Catholic University of Milan. His research focuses on the philosophy and intellectual history of the Age of Enlightenment, particularly on English deism and John Locke. He is the author of three books and over fifty journal articles and book chapters. He is also the editor or co-editor of six volumes. His most recent monograph is John Locke’s Christianity (Cambridge University Press, 2021).
Shaftesbury on imagination and enthusiasm in the practice of Stoic “inward exercise”
Published on 28 Jan 2025
by Alexandra Bacalu English Department, University of Bucharest, Bucharest, RomaniaAlexandra Bacalu is Assistant Lecturer in the English Department at the University of Bucharest, where she teaches eighteenth-century British literature and the history of the care of the self. Her research focuses on early modern intellectual history, with a particular interest in questions surrounding human nature and faculty psychology in literary, philosophical, and devotional contexts.
Utopian anti-utopianism: rethinking Cold War liberalism through British anarchism
Published on 14 Jan 2025
by Sophie Scott-Brown Institute of Intellectual History, University of St Andrews, St Andrews, UKSophie Scott-Brown is a research fellow at the Institute of Intellectual History, University of St Andrews. She specialises in contemporary political thought and is the author of “The Histories of Raphael Samuel: A Portrait of a People's Historian (ANU Press, 2017); ”Colin Ward and The Art of Everyday Anarchy“ (Routledge, 2022); and the forthcoming ”The Radical Fifties: Activist Politics in Cold War Britain" (Oxford University Press, 2025).
Eleusis and Enlightenment: The Problem of the Mysteries in Eighteenth-Century Thought
Published on 14 Jan 2025
by Paul Monod Middlebury College
Enlightenment Biopolitics: a History of Race, Eugenics, and the Making of Citizens
Published on 14 Jan 2025
by Thomas Lalevée Australian National University
Clinical aesthetics. Johann Christian Bolten and the aesthetic origins of psychotherapy
Published on 20 Dec 2024
by Alessandro Nannini Interdisciplinary Centre for European Enlightenment Studies, Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Halle (Saale), GermanyAlessandro Nannini is Fellow at the Interdisciplinary Centre for European Enlightenment Studies, a research center of the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, where he teaches aesthetics. His research deals with the intellectual history and aesthetics of the early modern period, with special regard to the German domain. He co-edited the Italian edition of Alexander Gottlieb Baumgarten’s Aesthetics (with S. Tedesco, 2020) and Johann Georg Sulzer’s Schriften zu Psychologie und Ästhetik in the critical edition of the Gesammelte Schriften (with E. Décultot, 2024). His latest books concern the concept of aesthetic ideas in Baumgarten and Kant (Milan, 2022) and the semiotics of the arts from Du Bos to Lessing (Milan, 2023).
Republican hegemony as perpetual peace? Sieyès’s theory of international politics and the intellectual origins of Kant’s “federation of peoples”
Published on 20 Dec 2024
by Angus Harwood Brown Department of History, University of Chicago, Chicago, USAAngus Harwood Brown is a Harper-Schmidt Fellow and Collegiate Assistant Professor at the University of Chicago. His research focuses on ideas about constitutionalism and constitutional guardianship in the eighteenth century as well as debates about war, peace, and the possibility of a world state since the French Revolution.
Kant’s warning about self-observation in Anthropology from a Pragmatic Point of View
Published on 19 Dec 2024
by J. Colin McQuillan Department of Philosophy, St. Mary’s University, San Antonio, Texas, USAJ. Colin McQuillan is Professor and Chair of the Philosophy Department at St Mary’s University in San Antonio, TX. He is the author of Early Modern Aesthetics (2015) and Immanuel Kant: The Very Idea of a Critique of Pure Reason (2016); the editor of Baumgarten’s Aesthetics: Historical and Philosophical Perspectives (2021); and the co-editor of The Bloomsbury Anthology of Aesthetics (2012) and Critique in German Philosophy: From Kant to Critical Theory (2020).
Mably on historiography and the cure of the imagination
Published on 19 Dec 2024
by Andreas Blank Department of Philosophy, Alpen-Adria Universität Klagenfurt, Klagenfurt, AustriaAndreas Blank holds a research position at Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt, funded by the Austrian Science Fund (F.W.F.). He was Visiting Fellow at the Center for Philosophy of Science (University of Pittsburgh), the Cohn Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science and Ideas (Tel Aviv University), and Istituto per il Lessico Intellettuale Europeo e Storia delle Idee (I.L.I.E.S.I. – C.N.R., Rome), and held Visiting Associate Professorships at the University of Hamburg and Bard College Berlin. He is the author of some 90 articles in edited volumes and journals such as Annals of Science, British Journal for the History of Philosophy, European Journal of Philosophy, History of European Ideas, Journal of Early Modern Studies, Journal of the History of Ideas, Journal of Modern Philosophy, The Monist, Perspectives on Science, and Science in Context.
Editorial: the cure of the imagination
Published on 18 Dec 2024
by Alessandro Nannini Tinca Prunea-Bretonnet Sorana Corneanu a Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg, Germanyb ICUB Humanities,Universitatea din Bucuresti, Romaniac The Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literatures, Universitatea din Bucuresti, Romania
Impartial observations of a sensible mind
Published on 18 Dec 2024
by Andreas Rydberg Department of History of Science and Ideas, Uppsala University, Uppsala, SwedenAndreas Rydberg is a researcher at the Department of History of Science and Ideas at Uppsala University, Sweden. His work focuses on spiritual exercises, scientific practices, identity formation and culture in early modern Germany. His most recent publication is “Self-observational life in eighteenth-century Germany” in Intellectual History Review.
“You are a bad boy to keep sending me pretty books”: Harold Laski, Justice Holmes, and the origins of free speech as a “marketplace of ideas”
Published on 17 Dec 2024
by David Guerrero Faculty of Information and Audiovisual Media, University of Barcelona, Barcelon, SpainDavid Guerrero is a substitute lecturer at the University of Barcelona. He has a cotutelle Ph.D. in Sociology and Philosophy by the University of Barcelona and the University of Groningen. His research focuses on freedom of communication from the intersection of social and political theory, intellectual history and the political economy of the media.
When the giants freak out: the birth of the mind from the matter of the imagination in Vico’s Scienza nuova
Published on 16 Dec 2024
by Guido Giglioni Dipartimenti di studi umanistici, University of Macerata, ItalyGuido Giglioni is Associate Professor of History of Philosophy at the University of Macerata, Italy. His research focuses on the interplay of matter, life and imagination in the early modern period. On this subject, he has written and edited several contributions. He is the author of two books, respectively on Jan Baptista van Helmont (Milan, 2000) and Francis Bacon (Rome, 2011).
Isaac Watts (1674–1748): logic and the “moral discipline of the mind” in the early Enlightenment
Published on 12 Dec 2024
by Sorana Corneanu English Department, University of Bucharest, Bucharest, RomaniaSorana Corneanu is Professor of English at the University of Bucharest. Her research includes work on early modern conceptions of self-cultivation and of the epistemic and moral role of the imagination. She is currently P.I. of a Romanian research grant on “The Art of Thinking in the Enlightenment.” She is the author of Regimens of the Mind (Chicago 2011) and Knowledge, Selves, Virtues (Bucharest 2014).
Imagination and Reason in Leibniz
Published on 12 Dec 2024
by Christian Leduc Philosophy, University of Montreal, Montréal, CanadaChristian Leduc is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Montreal. His research focuses on Leibniz and the German and French Enlightenment. He has published Substance, individu et connaissance chez Leibniz (PUM/Vrin, 2009) and edited several volumes, namely Leibniz et Bayle:Confrontation et dialogue (with P. Rateau and J.-L. Solère, Steiner, 2015), Les Métaphysiques des Lumières (with P. Girard and M. Rioux-Beaulne, Garnier, 2016), and Philosophie spéculative à l’Académie de Berlin. Mémoires 1745–1769 (with F. Duchesneau et al., Vrin, 2022). His articles have been published in journals such as British Journal for the History of Philosophy, Foundations of Science, and Studia Leibnitiana. Some of his recent studies concern speculative philosophy at the Berlin Academy and natural teleology in the eighteenth century.
The riches of readerly doubt: a “maximalist” history of ambiguity
Published on 17 Oct 2024
by Raphaële Garrod University of Oxford
America’s philosopher: John Locke in American intellectual life
Published on 10 Oct 2024
by D. N. Byrne Independent researcher
Anticlerical legacies the deistic reception of Thomas Hobbes c 1670 1740
Published on 5 Sep 2024
by Katherine A East Newcastle University
Hans Jonas s image theory
Published on 6 Aug 2024
by Fabio Fossa Roberto Franzini Tibaldeo a Department of Mechanical Engineering Politecnico di Milano Milan Italyb Escola de Educa o e Humanidades Pontif cia Universidade Cat lica do Paran Curitiba BrazilFabio Fossa is a Postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Mechanical Engineering of the Politecnico di Milano Milan Italy His main research areas include applied ethics philosophy of technology robot and AI ethics and the philosophy of Hans Jonas His current research deals with the philosophy of artificial agency and the ethics of driving automation He is a member of the research group META Social Sciences and Humanities for Science and Technologies and Editor in Chief of the Italian journal InCircolo Rivista di filosofia e culture Roberto Franzini Tibaldeo Ph D in Science of Culture Modena 2005 and Ph D in Philosophy Torino 2011 is Professor of philosophy at the Pontif cia Universidade Cat lica do Paran Curitiba Brazil From 2015 to 2018 he served as F R S F N R S Postdoctoral researcher at the Universit catholique de Louvain Louvain la Neuve Belgium and from 2010 to 2015 he was Research fellow in Political Philosophy at the Scuola Universitaria Superiore Sant Anna Pisa Italy Research interests continental philosophy esp Hans Jonas ethics and politics of responsibility philosophy for children communities p4c landscape studies
Contract before Enlightenment the ideas of James Dalrymple Viscount Stair 1619 1695
Published on 30 Jul 2024
by Julia Rudolph North Carolina State University
The early days of Tibetan Studies in Europe some textual and historical considerations regarding I J Schmidt 1779 1843 and his German translation of The Wise and the Foolish
Published on 15 Jul 2024
by Jim Rheingans University of Vienna Department of South Asian Tibetan and Buddhist Studies AustriaJim Rheingans is Professor of Tibetan Studies at the University of Vienna
Democracy constrained or militant Carl Schmitt and Karl Loewenstein on what it means to defend the constitution
Published on 9 Jul 2024
by Mariano Croce Department of Philosophy Sapienza Universit di Roma Rome ItalyMariano Croce is Associate Professor of Political Philosophy at Sapienza University of Rome He held the post of Marie Curie Fellow at the Faculty of Law of the University of Antwerp where he is co leader of the research line in kinship studies His books include Carl Schmitt s Institutional Theory The Political Power of Normality Cambridge University Press 2022 with Andrea Salvatore The Legacy of Pluralism The Continental Jurisprudence of Santi Romano Carl Schmitt and Costantino Mortati Stanford University Press 2020 with Marco Goldoni and The Politics of Juridification Routledge 2018
Organic intellectuals from modern India B R Ambedkar and R M Lohia on inequality intersectionality and justice
Published on 4 Jul 2024
by Priyanka Jha Christian Olaf Christiansen a Department of Political Science Banaras Hindu University Varanasi Indiab Department of Philosophy and History of Ideas Aarhus University Aarhus DenmarkPriyanka Jha teaches in the Department of Political Science Banaras Hindu University She is interested in History of Political Thought in Modern India and Global Gendered Intellectual History Christian Olaf Christiansen is an Intellectual Historian of Twentieth Century Political and Economic Ideas From 2019 2024 he was the Principal Investigator of a project on the Global Intellectual History of Inequality
From sodomy to homosexuality the role of criminal law in Filippo Maria Renazzi s Rome between the Enlightenment and the Napoleonic Era
Published on 4 Jul 2024
by Tommaso Scaramella Department of Legal Studies University of Bologna Bologna ItalyTommaso Scaramella received his Ph D in History Cultures and Civilizations from the University of Bologna in 2018 He currently holds a research grant in early modern history at Ca Foscari University of Venice following research and teaching experiences at the Universities of Verona and Bologna His interests focus on sexualities genders bodies and emotions during the early modern period His publications include the book Un doge infame Sodomia e nonconformismo sessuale a Venezia nel Settecento Marsilio 2021
The Five Human Relationships wulun as presented to European readers in Fran ois No l s translation of the Elementary learning Xiaoxue
Published on 26 Jun 2024
by Giulia Falato Faculty of AMES University of Oxford Oxford UKDr Giulia Falato works as a Lecturer in Chinese Studies at the University of Oxford Her main research interest lies in the history of Sino Western cultural relations with a particular focus on exchanges in the fields of pedagogy moral philosophy and lexical innovations Her publications include a monograph on Alfonso Vagnone S J s Tongyou jiaoyu On the Education of Children c 1632 with annotated translation a book chapter about the Jesuit translations strategies in late Ming and early Qing catechisms and a co edited volume about education and representation of children in the Chinese literary traditions
Instruments of knowledge finding meaning in objects habits and museums
Published on 19 Jun 2024
by Richard J Oosterhoff University of Edinburgh
Dictionaries as authorities The problematic use of Chinese dictionaries by missionaries in the Rites Controversy
Published on 17 Jun 2024
by Thierry Meynard Sun Yat sen University Guangzhou People s Republic of ChinaThierry Meynard is professor and Ph D director at the philosophy department of Sun Yat Sen University Guangzhou where he teaches Western Philosophy and Classics He is the vice director of the Archive for the Introduction of Western Knowledge at Sun Yat Sen University He has authored in the English language The Jesuit Reading of Confucius 2015 and co edited with Daniel Canaris A Brief Response on the Controversies over Shangdi Tianshen and Linghun by Niccol Longobardo 2021
Translation dialogue and conversation Malebranche s Entretien d " un philosophe chr tien et d " un philosophe chinois
Published on 17 Jun 2024
by Andrew Benjamin School of Culture and Communication Faculty of Arts University of Melbourne AustraliaAndrew Benjamin is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Monash University Australia
The translation of Saints and the Confucian discourse of sages in seventeenth and eighteenth century China the examples of Alfonso Vagnone Zhang Xingyao and Yan Mo
Published on 13 Jun 2024
by Xueying Wang Department of Theology University of Notre Dame Notre Dame Indiana USAXueying Wang is Assistant Professor at The University of Notre Dame Her research focuses on Catholicism in China especially the Chinese Rites Controversy ca 1630 1742
Transwriting in Aleni s Xingxue cushu communicating the philosophy of human nature between the West and late Ming China
Published on 13 Jun 2024
by Hailin Zhu School of Foreign Language Guangdong Medical University Dongguan People s Republic of ChinaHailin Zhu is Professor at Guangdong Medical University China
From sanctus to shengren mediating Christian and Chinese concepts of human excellence in early modern China
Published on 7 Jun 2024
by Daniel Canaris School of Languages and Cultures University of Sydney Sydney AustraliaDaniel Canaris is an intellectual historian specializing in Sino Western cultural exchange as well as the Italian Enlightenment and Renaissance He completed his Ph D in Italian Studies at the University of Sydney in 2017 and has been awarded fellowships by the University Erlangen Nuremberg the Warburg Institute University of London the Sun Yat sen University the Ricci Institute for Chinese Western Cultural History University of San Francisco and Villa I Tatti Harvard declined and is currently an A R C Discovery Early Career Researcher Award D E C R A fellow His first monograph Vico and China was published in 2020 as part of the Voltaire Foundation s Oxford University Studies in the Enlightenment series and co edited with Thierry Meynard a critical edition and translation of Longobardo s Resposta breve Palgrave Studies in Comparative Global History His critical edition and translation of Michele Ruggieri s Tianzhu shilu was published by Brill in 2023
Mandeville s fable pride hypocrisy and sociability
Published on 9 May 2024
by Ross CarrollDublin City University
De Peccato Originali On Original Sin 1679
Published on 8 May 2024
by Matthew BainesMoore Theological College
Ambiguity and experience ethics of action in early twentieth century France
Published on 12 Apr 2024
by Pietro TerziInstitut de Recherches Philosophiques Universit Paris Nanterre Nanterre FrancePietro Terzi is associate researcher at the Institute de Recherches Philosophiques at the Universit Paris Nanterre He holds a Ph D from the Fondazione Collegio San Carlo in Modena Italy and the Universit Paris Nanterre
Liberalism reinvents itself
Published on 14 Mar 2024
by Arthur GhinsDepartment of Political Economy King s College London Strand LondonArthur Ghins is a British Academy postdoctoral fellow at King s College London His work on the history of modern democracy and liberalism has appeared among others in The Journal of Politics Modern Intellectual History and Political Studies He is currently completing his first book manuscript titled The People s Two Powers Public Opinion and Popular Sovereignty from Rousseau to Liberal Democracy
Music nature and divine knowledge in England 1650 1750 between the rational and the mystical
Published on 14 Mar 2024
by Emily KentUniversity of Edinburgh
After the Flood Imagining the Global Environment in Early Modern Europe
Published on 7 Mar 2024
by Gregory F W ToddUniversity of Edinburgh
Apropos of Something A History of Irrelevance and Relevance
Published on 26 Feb 2024
by Anthony Ossa RichardsonUniversity College London
Out of the margins readers and the early modern re emergence of mathematics
Published on 8 Feb 2024
by Kevin Gerard TraceyDepartment of English Maynooth University Maynooth IrelandKevin Gerard Tracey is an Irish Research Council postdoctoral fellow at Maynooth University His research focuses upon the mathematical and intellectual cultures of early modern Europe Recent publications include chapters and articles on Ramist mathematical pedagogy in sixteenth century Germany 2021 on mathematical and astronomical teaching in seventeenth century English universities 2022 and on Irish migr s reading of French astronomical treatises in seventeenth century Spain 2023
Politics religion and ideas in seventeenth and eighteenth century Britain essays in honour of Mark Goldie
Published on 8 Feb 2024
by R J W MillsInstitute of Intellectual History University of St Andrews
The interlopers early Stuart projects and the undisciplining of knowledge
Published on 8 Feb 2024
by Philippe Bernhard SchmidUniversity of Basel
Anecdotes of Enlightenment human nature from Locke to Wordsworth
Published on 8 Feb 2024
by R J W MillsInstitute of Intellectual History University of St Andrews
Biblical scholarship in an age of controversy the polemical world of Hugh Broughton 1549 1612
Published on 7 Feb 2024
by Andrew BernsUniversity of South Carolina
Patrizi panpsychism and the Presocratics
Published on 4 Jan 2024
by Vojt ch Hladk Faculty of Science Charles University Prague Czech RepublicVojt ch Hladk is a philosopher Hellenist and intellectual historian He earned his Ph D degree from the Charles Univerity in Prague He is an assistant professor at the Department of Philosophy and History of Sciences Faculty of Science Charles University Prague His research concentrates mainly on Ancient and Renaissance thought
The soul and force in Patricius s Nova de universis philosophia
Published on 20 Dec 2023
by Luka Bor i Institute of philosophy Zagreb CroatiaLuka Bor i obtained his first Ph D degree in Ancient philosophy with emphasis of classical languages and his second in history of philosophy with the emphasis on the emergence of modern science His main areas of research are ancient philosophy Renaissance philosophy and modern science and gender philosophy He works as a scientific adviser at the Institute of Philosophy in Zagreb Croatia presently serving as the Director of the Institute In 2019 he was a Fulbright Scholar at Columbia University in New York studying Paul Oskar Kristeller s papers
Democracy and inequality in Latin America revisiting the intellectual legacy of Guillermo O Donnell
Published on 20 Dec 2023
by Sof a MercaderDepartment of Philosophy and History of Ideas Aarhus University Aarhus DenmarkSof a Mercader is a postdoctoral researcher at Aarhus University She holds a PhD in Hispanic Studies from the University of Warwick She is the author of Punto de Vista and the Argentine Intellectual Left Palgrave Macmillan 2021
Making sense of the exotic the differing impact of travel reports in seventeenth and eighteenth century thought
Published on 14 Dec 2023
by Stephen GaukrogerStephen Gaukroger 1950 2023 one of the founding editors of Intellectual History Review was Emeritus Professor of History of Philosophy and History of Science at the University of Sydney After graduating from Birkbeck College London with a congratulatory First he completed his doctoral dissertation in the Department of the History and Philosophy of Science at Cambridge University He then took up research fellowships first at the University of Cambridge then at the University of Melbourne before being appointed in 1981 to a lectureship at the University of Sydney where he remained advancing to full Professor in 1998 Over the years up to his retirement in 2015 he held two Australian Research Council Professorial Fellowships as well as visiting Fellowships and Professorships at Oxford The School of Advanced Study University of London the University of Aberdeen and the Ecole Normale Sup rieure de Lyon He was an elected member of the Australian Academy of the Humanities the Royal Society of New South Wales and the Royal Historical Society as well as being a full member of the Acad mie Internationale d Histoire des Sciences In 2003 he was awarded the Australian Centenary Medal for contributions to history of philosophy and history of science In 2022 he was awarded the History of Philosophy and Science medal by the Royal Society of New South Wales in recognition of outstanding achievement in the field Among his many executive positions in learned societies he was President of the International Society for Intellectual History from 2002 to 2008 Stephen Gaukroger was the author of many scholarly books and articles including Descartes an intellectual biography 1995 Francis Bacon and the Transformation of Early Modern Philosophy 2001 Objectivity a very short introduction 2012 and a four volume history of scientific thought covering more than seven centuries from 1210 to 1935 2006 2020 as well as a book length essay on The Failures of Philosophy 2020
Julia Wedgwood and the origin of language
Published on 14 Dec 2023
by Alison StoneDepartment of Politics Philosophy and Religion Lancaster University Lancaster UKAlison Stone is a Professor of Philosophy at Lancaster University She has published widely on the history of philosophy and feminist philosophy Her most recent books are the edited collection Frances Power Cobbe Essential Writings of a Nineteenth Century Feminist Philosopher Oxford University Press 2022 Frances Power Cobbe Cambridge University Press 2022 and Women Philosophers in Nineteenth Century Britain Oxford University Press 2023 With Lydia Moland she is co editing the Oxford Handbook of American and British Women Philosophers in the Nineteenth Century
Translating Renaissance Neoplatonic panpsychism into seventeenth century corpuscularism the case of Sir Kenelm Digby 1603 1665
Published on 14 Dec 2023
by Sergius KoderaDepartment of Philosophy University of Vienna AustriaSergius Kodera received his Doctorate in 1994 Since then Kodera has been teaching Early Modern and Renaissance Philosophy at the Department of Philosophy at the University of Vienna He received his Habilitation in 2004 Currently he is working on a book length study on Della Porta in English His main fields of interest are the history of the body and sexuality magic and media in trans disciplinary perspectives For a list of publications see https orcid org 0000 0003 3119 2749
God space and the Spirit of Nature Morean trialism revisited
Published on 12 Dec 2023
by Jacques JosephDepartment of Philosophy and History of Science Faculty of Science Charles University Prague Czech RepublicJacques Joseph is an assistant professor at the Department of Philosophy and History of Science at Charles University in Prague He published a monograph in Czech on Henry More He specializes in interactions between Renaissance and Early Modern philosophy and science as well as in modern French epistemology
Pantheism and panpsychism in the renaissance and the emergence of secularism
Published on 11 Dec 2023
by Elisabeth BlumPaul Richard BlumTom NejeschlebaMartin emlaPalack University Olomouc Czech Republic
Cosmopsychology around 1900 Paul Scheerbart in the context of Plato Cusanus Kant Fechner and Lovelock
Published on 11 Dec 2023
by Detlef ThielWiesbaden GermanyDetlef Thiel free philosopher at Wiesbaden Germany has held lectureships in philosophy at Trier University Hochschule Rhein Main Wiesbaden He is the editor of the Collected Works of Salomo Friedlaender Mynona 38 vols so far Thiel has written books on Jacques Derrida 1990 Plato 1993 Ma nahmen des Erscheinens Friedlaender Mynona im Gespr ch mit Schelling Husserl Benjamin und Derrida 2012 He edited Scheerbart Du hast mich also totgeschossen Unbekannte Texte und Materialien 2021
Panpsychism represented The animate world of Bernard Palissy 1510 1590
Published on 11 Dec 2023
by Fran ois QuivigerAssociate Fellow the Warburg Institute School of Advanced Study University of London UKFrancois Quiviger is a fellow of the Warburg Institute University of London where he previously worked as a librarian curator of digital resources researcher and teacher The main theme of his research is the history of cognition and sensation insofar as it pertains to the making and reception of images and to the relationship of humans to nature With these questions in mind he has written on early modern art and art theories academies music wine and banqueting Recent books include Leonardo da Vinci self art and nature 2019 and The Sensory World of Italian Renaissance Art 2010
An introduction to God s omnipresence through the four ways of Francis of Meyronnes OFM fl 1320
Published on 11 Dec 2023
by Jeffrey C WittLoyola University MarylandJeffrey C Witt is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University Maryland His research focuses on late medieval scholasticism and the Sentences commentary tradition As the director of the Scholastic Commentaries and Texts Archive S C T A https scta info his most recent work is focused on developing a digital corpus of the scholastic tradition As part of that work his critical edition of the Sentences commentary Lectures 1 20 of Peter Gracilis appeared in 2023 reviewed by the Medieval Academy of America
Schelling Bruno and the sacred abyss
Published on 11 Dec 2023
by Dale E SnowLoyola University of MarylandDale E Snow is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University Maryland U S A Her research is focused on German Idealism and the history and philosophy of science Her most recent book is a translation of F W J Schelling s Statement on the True Relationship of the Philosophy of Nature to the Revised Fichtean Doctrine SUNY 2018
Panpsychism and the mind body problem in contemporary analytic philosophy
Published on 7 Dec 2023
by Emmett L HolmanDepartment of Philosophy George Mason University Fairfax VA USAEmmett L Holman is an associate professor emeritus at George Mason Univeristy Virginia U S A He has written numerous articles on epistemology the mind body problem and the ontology of the secondary qualities
Anton G nther s critique of pantheism as introduction to his philosophy of revelation
Published on 30 Nov 2023
by Bal zs M MezeiDepartment of Political Science Corvinus University BudapestBal zs M Mezei is a philosopher and historian of ideas who received his Ph D under the guidance of Professor Josef Seifert and Dr Barry Smith Before starting work at Corvinus University as a Research Professor he led the Institute of Philosophy at P zm ny P ter Catholic University for more than fifteen years He was a returning fellow at the University of Notre Dame and published with Francesca A Murphy and Kenneth Oakes The Oxford Handbook of Divine Revelation in 2021 Currently he is the main editor of The Encyclopedia of Hungarian Philosophy
Giordano Bruno universal animation and living atoms
Published on 28 Nov 2023
by Hiro HiraiCenter for Science and Society Columbia University New York USAHiro Hirai Ph D in philosophy and history of science University of Lille 3 France is a research associate at the Center for Science and Society Columbia University He has published widely on Renaissance and early modern natural philosophy medicine and alchemy including Le concept de semence 2005 and Medical Humanism and Natural Philosophy 2011 He also edited Jacques Gaffarel between Magic and Science 2014 and coedited Justus Lipsius and Natural Philosophy 2011 and Pseudo Paracelsus 2022 He is preparing his third monograph on Renaissance natural philosophy medicine and magic
A balsamic mummy The medical alchemical panpsychism of Paracelsus
Published on 23 Nov 2023
by Martin emlaCentre for Renaissance Texts Faculty of Arts Palacky University Olomouc Czech RepublicMartin emla is an intellectual historian He received his Ph D from the Charles University in Prague He is a research fellow at the Centre for Renaissance Texts at Palack University in Olomouc and at the Department of History and Philosophy of Science at the Charles University in Prague His research focuses on philosophy and religion in the 13th to 17th centuries especially German mysticism Renaissance Neoplatonism and Paracelsianism
Dilthey s and Misch s Nachverstehen of the neo stoic natural system of the human sciences in their unfinished projects on pantheism
Published on 21 Nov 2023
by G bor BorosDepartment of Liberal Arts K roli G sp r University of the Reformed Church in Hungary Budapest HungaryG bor Boros is a professor of philosophy head of the Department of Liberal Arts at the K roli G sp r University of the Reformed Church in Hungary He specialized in early modern philosophy His other research topics include ethics philosophy of emotion and problems of narrative identity He translated into Hungarian several chef d uvre of 17th century philosophy His recent publications include Georg Misch s az n let r s Georg Misch and Autobiography Budapest K roli K nyvek L Harmattan 2021 The Culture of Love in China and Europe together with P Santangelo Leiden Brill 2020 M dszer metafizika em ci k Method Metaphysics Emotions Budapest Akad miai 2020
Giovanni Pico s warning against pantheistic implications in Ficino s Neoplatonism
Published on 20 Nov 2023
by Paul Richard BlumDepartment of Philosophy Loyola University Maryland Baltimore USA Department of Philosophy Palack University Olomouc Olomouc Czech RepublicPaul Richard Blum is emeritus Professor at Loyola University Maryland U S A and researcher at Palack University Olomouc Czech Republic His research covers history of philosophy especially in the Renaissance early modern scholasticism philosophy of mind and anthropology His most recent book is Oracles of the Cosmos Between Pantheism and Secularism Basel 2022
Renaissance magic as a step towards secularism Agrippa Bruno Campanella
Published on 16 Nov 2023
by Elisabeth BlumDepartment of Philosophy Palack University Olomouc Czech RepublicElisabeth Blum is a member of the research project Pantheism and Panpsychism in the Renaissance and the Emergence of Secularism at Palack University Olomouc where she previously was visiting professor Among her publications are a German translation with commentary of Giordano Bruno Spaccio de la bestia trionfante and the book Perspectives on Giordano Bruno 2018
Knowledge lost a new view of early modern intellectual history
Published on 16 Nov 2023
by John MarshallThe Johns Hopkins University
Le bon homme Comenius the personal and intellectual links between Comenius and Leibniz
Published on 14 Nov 2023
by Petr PavlasDepartment of Comenius Studies and Early Modern Intellectual History The Czech Academy of Sciences Institute of Philosophy Praha Czech RepublicPetr Pavlas is a researcher at the Institute of Philosophy Czech Academy of Sciences and a lecturer at the Faculty of Philosophy University of West Bohemia He has published two monographs and several studies on Comenius the metaphorics of the book and the idea of a perfect language He is presently researching early modern encyclopaedism and pansophism
The failures of political prophecy Ernst Kantorowicz s wartime lectures
Published on 19 Oct 2023
by Bennett NagtegaalDepartment of History Princeton University Princeton USABennett is a second year Ph D student at Princeton University working in the field of European intellectual history Bennett completed his B A at the University of York and his M Phil in Political Thought and Intellectual History at the University of Cambridge
Anti liberalism Civil War and dictatorship Carl Schmitt and his intellectual influence on the Francoist ideologists 1939 1942
Published on 19 Oct 2023
by Carlos P rez CrespoFaculty of Social Sciences Universitat Hamburg Hamburg GermanyCarlos P rez Crespo did his Ph D in Political Science at the University of Hamburg supported by a D A A D scholarship He was a visiting doctoral candidate at the Faculty of History of the University of Cambridge November 2022 March 2023 He works on topics related to political and constitutional theories from the period of the eighteenth to the twentieth century in continental Europe focusing on Germany France and Spain and their reception in South America
Dugald Stewart s empire of the mind moral education in the late Scottish Enlightenment
Published on 17 Oct 2023
by Giovanni B GrandiUniversity of British Columbia Okanagan Campus
Human empire mobility and demographic thought in the British Atlantic world 1500 1800
Published on 12 Oct 2023
by Thomas LengUniversity of Sheffield
A Commerce of knowledge and The Republic of Arabic Letters
Published on 28 Sep 2023
by Ann ThomsonEuropean University Institute
Louise Dupin s work on women selections
Published on 21 Sep 2023
by Julie Candler HayesUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Between Weber and Mussolini The issue of political leadership in the thought of the late Michels
Published on 19 Sep 2023
by Francesca AntoniniCa Foscari University of Venice Venice ItalyFrancesca Antonini is Assistant Professor in History of Political Thought at Ca Foscari University of Venice Italy Previously she held research positions at the Georg August Universit t G ttingen Germany cole Normale Sup rieure de Lyon France Fondazione Luigi Einaudi Turin Italy Her research interests are in Intellectual History the History of Political Thought and Italian and European Modern History
Useful enemies Islam and the Ottoman Empire in Western political thought 1450 1750
Published on 14 Sep 2023
by Paul Babinski
Foxes into hedgehogs Celenza and Hankins on Renaissance humanism
Published on 11 Sep 2023
by Charles F Briggs
The religious innatism debate in early modern Britain intellectual change beyond Locke
Published on 11 Sep 2023
by James A Harris
Uncivil Mirth Ridicule in Enlightenment Britain
Published on 11 Sep 2023
by Rebecca Anne BarrUniversity of Cambridge
L Antiquit politique de Jean Jacques Rousseau entre exemples et mod les
Published on 31 Aug 2023
by Rebecca Wilkin
Against the backdrop of sovereignty and absolutism The theology of God s power and its bearing on the western legal tradition 1100 1600
Published on 31 Aug 2023
by Jean Paul De Lucca
The Dark Bible cultures of interpretation in early modern England
Published on 31 Aug 2023
by Colin Donnelly
A philosophy of beauty Shaftesbury on nature virtue and art
Published on 1 Aug 2023
by Endre Sz cs nyi
ad Jacob Taubes Historischer und politischer Theologe moderner Gnostiker
Published on 26 Jul 2023
by Samuel Garrett Zeitlin
The self purchase of freedom a reparative history of the abolition of Caribbean slavery 1832 1833
Published on 26 Jul 2023
by Leroy Levy
Adam Smith reconsidered history liberty and the foundations of modern politics
Published on 18 May 2023
by Eveline Campos Hauck
Enslaved by African angels Swedenborg on African superiority evangelization and slavery
Published on 17 Apr 2023
by Vincent Roy Di Piazza
Adam Smith reconsidered History liberty and the foundations of modern politics
Published on 6 Apr 2023
by Thiago Vargas
The Histoire universelle of Agrippa d Aubign 1616 1626 or when the historian becomes a cosmograph
Published on 16 Mar 2023
by Olivier Pot
Seeing and telling the invisible problems of a new epistemic category in the second half of the eighteenth century
Published on 13 Mar 2023
by Nathalie Vuillemin
The universal history to bring all universal histories to an end the curious case of Volney
Published on 9 Mar 2023
by Audrey Borowski
Between art and history on the formation of Winckelmann s concept of historiography
Published on 6 Mar 2023
by Elisabeth D cultot
Secular and religious views of the future Johann Gottfried Herder and the universal histories of the Enlightenment
Published on 2 Mar 2023
by Daniel Fulda
Advocating ancient equalities Pluralising antiquity in enlightened universal history
Published on 27 Feb 2023
by Maike Oergel
Lockeian liberalism and classical republicanism the formation function and failure of the categories
Published on 19 Jan 2023
by J C D Clark
Of the origin of government the afterlives of Locke and Filmer in an eighteenth century British debate
Published on 19 Jan 2023
by James A Harris
Patriots and the Country party tradition in the eighteenth century the critics of Britain s fiscal military state from Robert Harley to Catharine Macaulay
Published on 19 Jan 2023
by Max Skj nsberg
Liberalism and republicanism or wealth and virtue revisited
Published on 19 Jan 2023
by Lasse S Andersen
Republicanism a grounding concept for the American Revolution
Published on 19 Jan 2023
by Peter de Bolla
The Descriptio Silentii of Celio Calcagnini deconstructing the ineffable
Published on 11 Jan 2023
by Robin Raybould
The private is political Anna Becker on the Renaissance household
Published on 21 Dec 2022
by Sara Miglietti
The structure of Hume s historical thought before the History of England
Published on 20 Dec 2022
by Pedro Faria
Humanists and scholastics in early sixteenth century Paris new sources from the Faculty of Theology
Published on 20 Dec 2022
by Christa Lundberg
Elisabeth of Bohemia 1618 1680 A Philosopher in her Historical Context
Published on 12 Dec 2022
by Rebecca Wilkin
Violent Fraternity Indian Political Thought in the Global Age
Published on 12 Dec 2022
by Milinda Banerjee
Republican nostalgia the division of labour and the origins of inequality in the thought of the Abb Siey s
Published on 5 Dec 2022
by Angus Brown
Wolffianism and Pietism in eighteenth century German philosophy
Published on 12 Nov 2022
by Simon Grote
Reforming the Law of Nature The Secularisation of Political Thought 1532 1682
Published on 11 Oct 2022
by W Bradford Littlejohn
Ath isme et dissimulation au XVIIe si cle Guy Patin et le Theophrastus redivivus
Published on 6 Oct 2022
by Gregorio Baldin
Modern Historiography in the Making The German Sense of the Past 1700 1900
Published on 6 Oct 2022
by Reinbert Krol
Pan asianism and renaissance in interwar Japan from a global perspective
Published on 4 Oct 2022
by Francesco Campagnola
Immortal animals subtle bodies or separated souls the afterlife in Leibniz Wolff and their followers
Published on 22 Sep 2022
by Matteo Favaretti Camposampiero
The two Tarquins from Livy to Lorenzo Valla history rhetoric and embodiment
Published on 24 Aug 2022
by Daniele Miano
From questionnaire to interview in survey research Paul F Lazarsfeld and the Wirtschaftspsychologische Forschungsstelle in interwar Vienna
Published on 24 Aug 2022
by Eric Hounshell
Magnus Hirschfeld s 1899 psychobiological questionnaire the paradoxes of de narrativizing sexual and gender nonconformity
Published on 24 Aug 2022
by Geertje Mak
Color terminology sensory stimuli and the semantics of the questionnaire
Published on 24 Aug 2022
by Judith R H Kaplan
Distilling water distilling data questionnaires in Dutch East India Company record keeping
Published on 24 Aug 2022
by Margaret Schotte
Between ancient wisdom and modern knowledge new science and modern architecture in the case of Claude Perrault
Published on 24 Aug 2022
by Katerina Lolou
Jean Baptiste Du Bos and the R flexions critiques sur la po sie et sur la peinture within the context of contemporary philology and antiquarianism
Published on 24 Aug 2022
by Floris Verhaart
Bossuet and Hegel as readers of Polybius reflections on the historiography of modernity and the end of Fortuna
Published on 24 Aug 2022
by Daniele Miano
Religion Enlightenment and Empire British Interpretations of Hinduism in the Eighteenth Century
Published on 4 Jul 2022
by R J W Mills
Hegel s century alienation and recognition in a time of revolution
Published on 30 Jun 2022
by John H Zammito
Inspiring imagination embarrassing analogies coping with the causes of cytoplasmic streaming
Published on 23 May 2022
by Ariane Dr scher
Neglected sources on Cartesianism the academic dictata of Johannes de Raey
Published on 12 May 2022
by Andrea Strazzoni
Two hostile bishops A reexamination of the relationship between Peter Browne and George Berkeley beyond their alleged controversy
Published on 26 Apr 2022
by Manuel Fasko
Orthodox Judaism in the twentieth century an alternative modernity
Published on 14 Apr 2022
by Itamar Ben Ami
Classical authors and scientific research in the early years of the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society 1781 1800
Published on 1 Apr 2022
by Heather Ellis
Edmund Burke and the invention of modern conservatism 1830 1914 An intellectual history
Published on 24 Mar 2022
by D N Byrne
The moral person of the state Pufendorf sovereignty and composite polities
Published on 24 Mar 2022
by Tayla Powell
The persistence of party ideas of harmonious discord in eighteenth century Britain
Published on 24 Mar 2022
by Andrew C Thompson
Remaking the republic black politics and the creation of American citizenship
Published on 24 Mar 2022
by Amy Cools
Christoph Besold on confederation rights and duties of esteem in diplomatic relations
Published on 8 Feb 2022
by Andreas Blank
Esteem and self esteem in early modern ethics and politics An overview
Published on 8 Feb 2022
by Andreas Blank
Between admiration deception and reckoning Niccol Machiavelli s economies of esteem
Published on 8 Feb 2022
by Sergius Kodera
Representation reflection and self esteem in the amour pur debate
Published on 8 Feb 2022
by D niel Schmal
Free will ruled by reason Pufendorf on moral value and moral estimation
Published on 8 Feb 2022
by Katerina Mihaylova
Moral theology and the historian s conscience is there a license to besmirch
Published on 8 Feb 2022
by Daniel Schwartz
Eternal dilemmas and divergent beliefs Charles Renouvier s agonistic history of philosophy
Published on 24 Jan 2022
by Pietro Terzi
A critical inquisition into the constitution of the intellectual faculties Kantian transcendental analysis and transcendental reflection in S T Coleridge " s Logic
Published on 20 Jan 2022
by Dillon Struwig
Superbia existimatio and despectus an aspect of Spinoza s theory of esteem
Published on 22 Nov 2021
by Francesco Toto
Methodological ideas in past experimental inquiry rigor checks around 1800
Published on 21 Oct 2021
by Jutta Schickore
This is the way I pray precatory language in the writings of Niccol Machiavelli
Published on 21 Oct 2021
by Cary J Nederman
William Perkins the imagination in Calvinist theology and inner iconoclasm after Frances Yates
Published on 21 Oct 2021
by Barret Reiter
Duelling catechisms Berkeley trolls Walton on fluxions and faith
Published on 9 Sep 2021
by Clare Marie Moriarty
One injustice can never become a legitimate reason to commit another Condorcet women s political rights and social reform during the French Revolution 1789 1795
Published on 25 Aug 2021
by Guillaume Ansart
Purposiveness in nature Hegel and Spinoza on anthropomorphism and backward causation
Published on 19 Aug 2021
by Karen Koch
Remembering nature through art H lderlin and the poetic representation of life
Published on 19 Aug 2021
by Camilla Flodin
Life and the two fold structure of domination subjugation and recognition in Hegel s master servant dialectics
Published on 19 Aug 2021
by Italo Testa
The concept of life in German Idealism and its Aristotelian roots
Published on 19 Aug 2021
by Gerad Gentry
A female perspective on Christianity and modernity Maude Petre 1863 1942 and the history of Catholic Modernism
Published on 19 Jul 2021
by Giulia Marotta
Giovanni Maria Lampredi and the neutrality of small states in eighteenth century Europe
Published on 19 Jul 2021
by Giulio Talini
Intelligent love the story of Clara Park her autistic daughter and the myth of the refrigerator mother
Published on 19 Jul 2021
by Felix E Rietmann
A syntax of phenomena William Stanley Jevons s logic and philosophy of science as an ars combinatoria
Published on 14 Jun 2021
by Eleonora Buono
Robert Desgabets eucharistic thought and the theological revision of Cartesianism
Published on 18 May 2021
by Niall Dilucia
The hereticide Freedom of conscience and popular indignation in a debate around Pierre Jurieu
Published on 13 May 2021
by Fiormichele Benigni
Black neo colonialism and rootless African elites tracing conceptions of global inequality in the writings of George Ayittey and Kwesi Kwaa Prah 1980s 1990s
Published on 13 May 2021
by M lanie Lindbjerg Guichon
Receptions of Hellenism in early modern Europe 15th 17th centuries
Published on 29 Mar 2021
by Felicity Loughlin
Wind eggs and false conceptions thinking with formless births in seventeenth century European natural philosophy
Published on 22 Mar 2021
by Paige Donaghy
We shall be the Mother of Jesus Visions of power among radical religious women in northern Europe 1690 1760
Published on 4 Feb 2021
by Juliane Engelhardt
mile Du Ch telet and her Examens de la Bible a radical clandestine woman philosopher
Published on 4 Feb 2021
by Maria Susana Seguin
Were there any radical women in the German Enlightenment On feminist history of philosophy and Dorothea Erxleben s Rigorous Investigation 1742
Published on 4 Feb 2021
by Anne Sophie S rup Nielsen
There remains nothing to lose for the one who has lost liberty liberty and free will in Arcangela Tarabotti s 1604 1652 radical criticism of the patriarchy
Published on 4 Feb 2021
by Sabrina Ebbersmeyer
Mary Astell s radical criticism of gender inequality
Published on 4 Feb 2021
by Martin Fog Lantz Arndal
Sexual desire gender equality and radical free thinking Theophrastus redivivus 1659 as a proto feminist text
Published on 4 Feb 2021
by Gianni Paganini
Pathways to agency women writers and radical thought in the Low Countries 1500 1800
Published on 4 Feb 2021
by Marrigje Paijmans
Liberty and religion Catharine Macaulay and the history of republicanism and the Enlightenment
Published on 29 Jan 2021
by Max Skj nsberg
From Aristotelianism to Galilean science Paolo Sarpi s natural philosophy
Published on 14 Jan 2021
by Gregorio Baldin
Free trade for protectionists a customs officer s struggle to establish Adam Smith s economic thought in Sweden
Published on 15 Dec 2020
by Anna Knutsson
Between Cartesianism and orthodoxy God and the problem of indifference in Christoph Wittich s Anti Spinoza
Published on 10 Dec 2020
by Yoshi Kato
A glorious liberty Frederick Douglass and the fight for an antislavery constitution
Published on 19 Nov 2020
by R J W Mills
Clandestine philosophy new studies on subversive manuscripts in early modern Europe 1620 1823
Published on 12 Nov 2020
by Michelle Pfeffer
Terrorists anarchists and republicans The Genevans and the Irish in time of revolution
Published on 1 Oct 2020
by Max Skj nsberg
Between panacea and poison democracy in British socialist thought 1881 1891
Published on 7 Sep 2020
by Hugo Bonin
Hobbesian causation and personal identity in the history of criminology
Published on 18 Aug 2020
by Luke William Hunt
From natural law to political economy J H G von Justi on state commerce and international order
Published on 10 Aug 2020
by Simon Grote
Revisiting Enlightenment racial classification time and the question of human diversity
Published on 6 Aug 2020
by Devin Vartija
The art of trascegliere e notare in early modern Italian culture
Published on 6 Aug 2020
by Alberto Cevolini
Jean Jacques Rousseau the division of labour the politics of the imagination and the concept of federal government
Published on 4 Aug 2020
by Max Skj nsberg
The Enlightenment that failed ideas revolution and democratic defeat 1748 1830
Published on 30 Jul 2020
by Stewart J Brown
Physiological Kantianism and the organization of the mind a reconsideration
Published on 10 Jul 2020
by Paolo Pecere
From moral theology to moral philosophy Cicero and visions of humanity from Locke to Hume
Published on 2 Jul 2020
by Max Skj nsberg
Machiavelli Aristotle and the Scholastics The origins of human society and the status of prudence
Published on 22 Jun 2020
by Alessandro Mulieri
Edward Gibbon Wakefield and the political economy of emancipation
Published on 1 Jun 2020
by Matilde Cazzola
Edinburgh s Enlightenment abroad navigating humanity as a physician merchant natural historian and settler colonist
Published on 27 May 2020
by Bruce Buchan
Milton s scriptural theology confronting De Doctrina Christiana
Published on 18 May 2020
by Simon J G Burton
A science of concord the politics of commercial knowledge in mid eighteenth century Britain
Published on 13 May 2020
by Jon Cooper
Paganism natural reason and immortality Charles Blount and John Toland s histories of the soul
Published on 29 Apr 2020
by Michelle Pfeffer
Faces of Moderation The art of Balance in an age of Extremes
Published on 23 Apr 2020
by Nicholas Mithen
The greatest deception fiction falsity and manifestation in Spinoza s Metaphysical Thoughts
Published on 21 Apr 2020
by Joe Hughes
Against a fatal confusion Spinoza climate crisis and the weave of the world
Published on 21 Apr 2020
by Susan Ruddick
Editors preface to special issue of Intellectual History Review on Spinoza and Art
Published on 21 Apr 2020
by Moira Gatens
Intersections between philosophy and art expressions of immanence in the seventeenth century Spinoza and Vermeer
Published on 21 Apr 2020
by Sara Horn k
We don t know that we don t know what a body can do or Spinoza and some social lives of sonic material
Published on 21 Apr 2020
by Amy Cimini
Spinoza on art and the cultivation of a disposition toward joyful living
Published on 21 Apr 2020
by Anthony Uhlmann
Spinoza radical enlightenment and the general reform of the arts in the later Dutch Golden Age the aims of Nil Volentibus Arduum
Published on 21 Apr 2020
by Jonathan Israel
Moral conscience s fall from grace an investigation into conceptual history
Published on 14 Apr 2020
by Hasse J H m l inen
Savages Romans and despots thinking about others from Montaigne to Herder
Published on 14 Apr 2020
by Linda Andersson Burnett
Idola fori and language Francis Bacon as a source for Giambattista Vico
Published on 14 Apr 2020
by Marta Fattori
Divine law divided Francisco de Vitoria on civil and ecclesiastical powers
Published on 31 Mar 2020
by Nathaniel Mull
The moral arithmetic morality in the age of mathematics
Published on 31 Mar 2020
by Mordechai Levy Eichel
After council communism the post war rediscovery of the council tradition
Published on 31 Mar 2020
by James Muldoon
Self love egoism and the selfish hypothesis key debates from eighteenth century British moral philosophy
Published on 9 Mar 2020
by James A Harris
Willem Jacob 8216 s Gravesande s philosophical trajectory between Leibniz and Newton
Published on 26 Feb 2020
by Jip van Besouw
Ancient constitutions and modern monarchy historical writing and enlightened reform in Denmark Norway 1730 1814
Published on 8 Jan 2020
by John Christian Laursen
From the logic of ideas to active matter materialism Priestley s Lockean problem and early neurophilosophy
Published on 2 Jan 2020
by Charles T Wolfe
Unitarian materialism Christoph Stegmann Joseph Priestley and their concepts of matter and soul
Published on 2 Jan 2020
by Sascha Salatowsky
Joseph Priestley materialism and the science of the mind Foundations controversies reception
Published on 2 Jan 2020
by Charles T Wolfe
Slavery and the making of early American libraries British literature political thought and the transatlantic book trade 1731 1814
Published on 17 Dec 2019
by Max Skj nsberg
A theologian teaching Descartes at the Academy of Nijmegen 1655 1679 class notes on Christoph Wittich s course on the Meditations on First Philosophy
Published on 17 Dec 2019
by Davide Cellamare
La Philosophie de la biologie avant la biologie Une histoire du vitalisme Histoire et philosophie des sciences 20
Published on 6 Dec 2019
by Daniel Neumann
Francesco Patrizi s concept of nature presence and refutation of Stoicism
Published on 5 Nov 2019
by Thomas Leinkauf
Do we have any genuine works by Aristotle Francesco Patrizi da Cherso s discussion of the corpus Aristotelicum
Published on 5 Nov 2019
by Luc Deitz
Francesco Patrizi da Cherso 1529 1597 new perspectives on a Renaissance philosopher
Published on 5 Nov 2019
by Ovanes Akopyan
The philosophical systems of Francesco Patrizi and Henry More
Published on 5 Nov 2019
by Jacques Joseph
Is Francesco Patrizi s L Amorosa Filosofia a heterodox reading of the Symposium
Published on 5 Nov 2019
by Sandra Plastina
Francesco Patrizi da Cherso and the anti Aristotelian tradition interpreting the Discussiones Peripateticae 1581
Published on 5 Nov 2019
by Stefano Gulizia
Phaedrus Cicadas Patrizi " s Dialoghi and vernacular rhetoric
Published on 5 Nov 2019
by Anna Laura Puliafito
In pursuit of civility manners and civilization in early modern England
Published on 16 Oct 2019
by Martha McGill
The place of historiography in the network of logical empiricism
Published on 23 Sep 2019
by Fons Dewulf
Magnets and garlic an enduring antipathy in early modern science
Published on 18 Sep 2019
by Christoph Sander
A philosophy to fit the character of this historical period Responses to Jean Paul Sartre in some British and U S philosophy departments c 1945 1970
Published on 5 Sep 2019
by Rosie Germain
Teresa Descartes and de Sales the art of Augustinian meditation
Published on 5 Sep 2019
by Wilson Underkuffler
A critique of everyday reason Johann Michael Sailer and the Catholic Enlightenment in Germany
Published on 5 Sep 2019
by Richard Schaefer
Italian Fascism and the Portuguese Estado Novo international claims and national resistance
Published on 5 Sep 2019
by Annarita Gori
Natural theology and ancient theology in the Jesuit China mission
Published on 5 Sep 2019
by Giuliano Mori
The tribal spirit in modern Britain evolution nationality and race in the anthropology of Sir Arthur Keith
Published on 5 Sep 2019
by James J Harris
Libertas philosophandi and natural law in early eighteenth century Denmark Norway
Published on 5 Sep 2019
by Mads Langballe Jensen
Edward Kelley s Danish treasure hoax and Elizabethan antiquarianism
Published on 5 Sep 2019
by Francis Young
Protestantism and liberty Catharine Macaulay s politics of religion as a response to David Hume
Published on 5 Sep 2019
by Lucy Littlefield
Defining and redefining atheism dictionary and encyclopedia entries for atheism and their critics in the anglophone world from the early modern period to the present
Published on 4 Sep 2019
by Nathan G Alexander
By analogy to the element of the stars the divine in Jean Fernel " s and William Harvey " s theories of generation
Published on 30 Jul 2019
by Xiaona Wang
The X Club Power and Authority in Victorian Science by Ruth Barton
Published on 9 May 2019
by Bill Jenkins
Moses Mendelssohn " s Hebrew writings translated by Edward Breuer
Published on 2 May 2019
by Shmuel Feiner
Utilitarianism in the Age of Enlightenment The Moral and Political Thought of William Paley by Niall O Flaherty
Published on 29 Mar 2019
by R J W Mills
Engaging with Rousseau reaction and interpretation from the eighteenth century to the present edited by Avi Lifschitz
Published on 30 Jan 2019
by Ryan Hanley
Adam Ferguson and the Idea of Civil Society Moral Science in the Scottish Enlightenment by Craig Smith
Published on 28 Jan 2019
by Max Skj nsberg
Marsilio Ficino s portrait of Hermes Trismegistus and its afterlife
Published on 22 Jan 2019
by Maurizio Campanelli
Hobbes s great divorce civil religion in comparative and historical perspective
Published on 22 Jan 2019
by Jeremy Kleidosty
Seeds of divinity from metaphysics to enlightenment in Ficino and Kant
Published on 22 Jan 2019
by Jennifer Mensch
From Sinai to Athens Giovanni Pico della Mirandola s philological quest for the transmission of theological truth
Published on 22 Jan 2019
by Giacomo Corazzol
Of asses and nymphs Machiavelli Platonic theology and Epicureanism in Florence
Published on 22 Jan 2019
by Miguel Vatter
Sex and toleration new perspectives of research on religious radical dissent in early modern Italy
Published on 22 Jan 2019
by Umberto Grassi
Moses as Legislator in fifteenth century Italian Jewish and Christian authors
Published on 22 Jan 2019
by Fabrizio Lelli
Evil lords benign historians strongman politics in medieval India and Renaissance Florence
Published on 22 Jan 2019
by Vasileios Syros
Commerce and Peace in the Enlightenment edited by B la Kapossy Isaac Nakhimovsky and Richard Whatmore
Published on 11 Jan 2019
by Max Skj nsberg
The Bullion Controversy and the history of political thought experience innovation and theory
Published on 5 Dec 2018
by Ryan Walter
From industrial change to historical inevitability Annie Besant s socialism and the philosophies of history
Published on 5 Dec 2018
by St phane Guy
The interweaving of sacred and secular metaphysics reform and enlightenment in the rivalry between Dom Deschamps and Claude Yvon 1769 1774
Published on 5 Dec 2018
by Jeffrey D Burson
At the origins of a tenacious narrative Jacob Thomasius and the history of double truth
Published on 5 Dec 2018
by Zornitsa Radeva
I will speake of that subject no more the Whig legacy of Thomas Hobbes
Published on 22 Nov 2018
by Elad Carmel
The Moral Economists R H Tawney Karl Polanyi E P Thompson and the Critique of Capitalism by Tim Rogan
Published on 8 Nov 2018
by Emile Chabal
Giordano Bruno and Bonaventura Cavalieri " s theories of indivisibles a case of shared knowledge
Published on 23 Oct 2018
by Paolo Rossini
The body politic and political medicine in the Jacobean period Edward Forset s A Comparative Discourse of the Bodies Natural and Politique
Published on 16 Jul 2018
by Andrei Constantin S l v stru
Remembering the reformation an inquiry into the meanings of Protestantism by Thomas Albert Howard
Published on 28 Jun 2018
by Zachary Purvis
The emergence of globalism visions of world order in Britain and the United States 1939 1950 by Or Rosenboim
Published on 26 Jun 2018
by Francesca Morphakis
Naturalism and unbelief in France 1650 1729 by Alan Charles Kors
Published on 21 Jun 2018
by Tim Stuart Buttle
Nietzsche s Jewish problem between anti Semitism and anti Judaism by Robert Holub
Published on 4 Apr 2018
by Alex Soros
American enlightenments pursuing happiness in the age of reason by Caroline Winterer
Published on 3 Apr 2018
by Robin Mills
Ludvig Holberg 1684 1754 learning and literature in the Nordic enlightenment edited by Knud Haakonssen and Sebastian Olden J rgensen
Published on 29 Mar 2018
by John Christian Laursen
Bayle Jurieu and the Dictionnaire historique et critique by Mara van der Lugt
Published on 29 Mar 2018
by Karen Collis
Translations histories enlightenments William Robertson in Germany 1760 1795 by L szl Kontler
Published on 29 Mar 2018
by Tim Hochstrasser
Rehabilitating political parties an examination of the writings of Hans Kelsen
Published on 24 Jan 2018
by Sandrine Baume
Caught in the crossfire of early modern controversy Strabo on Moses and his corrupt successors
Published on 12 Jan 2018
by Sundar Henny
From the Devil to the impostor theological contributions to the idea of imposture
Published on 12 Jan 2018
by Sascha Salatowsky
Ante Nicene authority and the Trinity in seventeenth century England
Published on 12 Jan 2018
by Diego Lucci
Machiavelli Neville and the seventeenth century English Republican attack on priestcraft
Published on 12 Jan 2018
by Gaby Mahlberg
From matters of faith to matters of fact the problem of priestcraft in early modern England
Published on 12 Jan 2018
by James A T Lancaster
The charge of religious imposture in late antique anti Christian authors and their early modern readers
Published on 12 Jan 2018
by Winfried Schr der
Voltaire priestcraft and imposture Christianity Judaism and Islam
Published on 12 Jan 2018
by John Marshall
Priestcraft Anatomizing the anti clericalism of early modern Europe
Published on 12 Jan 2018
by James A T Lancaster
Hermann Samuel Reimarus the Jewish priests of the Old Testament and the trope of imposture
Published on 12 Jan 2018
by Ulrich Groetsch
Priestcraft Early modern variations on the theme of sacerdotal imposture
Published on 12 Jan 2018
by James A T Lancaster
Putting a positive spin on priestcraft Accommodation and deception in late Enlightenment German theology
Published on 12 Jan 2018
by Andrew McKenzie McHarg
Paul Cohen Portheim questions of nationalism messianism and nostalgia in a prison camp in England 1914 1918
Published on 27 Nov 2017
by Sebastian Musch
A Calvinist theory of matter Burgersdijk and Descartes on res extensa
Published on 24 Nov 2017
by Giovanni Gellera
William Falconer s Remarks on the Influence of Climate 1781 and the study of religion in Enlightenment England
Published on 24 Nov 2017
by R J W Mills
Labour utopia and modern design theory the positivist sociology of Frederic Harrison
Published on 23 Nov 2017
by Matthew Wilson
The disillusionment of Robert Dell the intellectual journey of a Catholic socialist
Published on 22 Nov 2017
by Daniel Renshaw
The French Enlightenment attempts to create a philosophy without reason the case of Diderot and the effect of Helv tius
Published on 22 Nov 2017
by Henry Martyn Lloyd
L Amour morbide how a transient mental illness became defunct
Published on 22 Nov 2017
by Alison M Moore
Duncan F Gregory and Robert Leslie Ellis second generation reformers of British mathematics
Published on 9 Nov 2017
by Lukas M Verburgt
George Berkeley and Jonathan Edwards on idealism considering an old question in light of new evidence
Published on 8 Nov 2017
by Scott Fennema
Enchanting automata Wilkins and the wonder of workmanship
Published on 23 Oct 2017
by Mark Thomas Young
Paracelsus and Roman censorship Johannes Faber s 1616 report in context
Published on 14 Sep 2017
by Lyke de Vries
Naked wax and necessary existence modal voluntarism and Descartes s motives
Published on 5 Sep 2017
by Jason Jordan
When one heart can speak to another the role of tenderness in Rousseau s theory of passions
Published on 31 Aug 2017
by Marco Menin
Constantin Frantz and the intellectual history of Bonapartism and Caesarism a reassessment
Published on 29 Aug 2017
by Iain McDaniel
George Woodcock and the Doukhobors peasant radicalism anarchism and the Canadian state
Published on 23 Aug 2017
by Matthew S Adams
Before Boas the genesis of ethnography and ethnology in the German Enlightenment by Han F Vermeulen
Published on 11 Aug 2017
by Stephen Gaukroger
British philosophy in the seventeenth century by Sarah Hutton
Published on 9 Aug 2017
by James A Harris
Rethinking historiography and ethnography Surrealism s intellectual legacy
Published on 26 Jun 2017
by Natalya Lusty
Painting for the blind Nathaniel Hone s portraits of Sir John Fielding
Published on 26 Jun 2017
by Georgina Cole
Cosmopolitan translation and patriotic sensibilities in German garden art
Published on 26 Jun 2017
by Jennifer Milam
Climbing Mont Ventoux the contest context of scholasticism and humanism in early fifteenth century Paduan music theory and practice
Published on 26 Jun 2017
by Jason Stoessel
Ancients and moderns in medieval music theory from Guido of Arezzo to Jacobus
Published on 26 Jun 2017
by Constant J Mews
Spinoza s genealogical critique of his contemporaries axiology
Published on 4 May 2017
by Benedict Rumbold
The philosopher the ordinary believer and their piety Spinoza s philosophical religion
Published on 4 May 2017
by Rudmer Bijlsma
The body speaks Italian Giuseppe Liceti and the conflict of philosophy and medicine in the Renaissance
Published on 3 May 2017
by Cecilia Muratori
The minde is matter moved Nehemiah Grew on Margaret Cavendish
Published on 2 May 2017
by Justin Begley
Extracts from a paper laboratory the nature of Francis Bacon s Sylva sylvarum
Published on 27 Mar 2017
by Doina Cristina Rusu
Between science and metaphysics Fritz Lenz and racial anthropology in interwar Germany
Published on 27 Mar 2017
by Amit Varshizky
Martin Delrio demonology and scholarship in the Counter Reformation
Published on 8 Mar 2017
by Asaph Ben Tov
John Adams and the fear of oligarchy John Adams s Republic the one the few and the many
Published on 1 Mar 2017
by Frank Cogliano
The Catholic Enlightenment the forgotten history of a global movement
Published on 1 Mar 2017
by Diego Lucci
The Burgundy Circle " s plans to undermine Louis XIV " s absolute state through polysynody and the high nobility
Published on 5 Aug 2016
by Andrew Mansfield