Lectures in Intellectual History
Institute of Intellectual History, University of St Andrews
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247 - Tom Pye (UCL) - "The tailzie and the politics of the feudal law in eighteenth-century Britain"Tue, 15 Oct 2024 - 0h
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246 - Norman Vance - "Individualism and its Discontents: Hobbes to Hayek and Beyond"Wed, 15 May 2024 - 0h
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245 - Christopher de Bellaigue - "Suleyman the Magnificent and the 16th-century race for empire"Wed, 03 Apr 2024 - 0h
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244 - Ariane Fichtl - “Overcoming the biopolitical dynamic of enslavement to achieve Immediate Emancipation”Thu, 21 Mar 2024 - 0h
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243 - Tim Stuart-Buttle - "Behind the Curtain: Hobbes and the politics of recognition"Thu, 07 Mar 2024 - 0h
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242 - Richard Whatmore - "The End of Enlightenment (book launch)"Wed, 27 Dec 2023 - 0h
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241 - Vassilios Paipais - "Between Pacifism and Just War: Oikonomia and Eastern Orthodox Political Theology"Wed, 20 Dec 2023 - 0h
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240 - Jesse Norman - "Ambition, revenge, truth, fiction - The Winding Stair"Fri, 22 Dec 2023
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239 - Adam Sisman - "The Perils of Biography"Tue, 14 Nov 2023 - 0h
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238 - Alan Kahan - "Three Pillars and Four Fears: A History of LiberalismsTue, 14 Nov 2023 - 0h
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237 - James Harris - “Hobbes and Rousseau on ‘the act by which a people is a people’”Thu, 18 May 2023 - 0h
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236 - Brian Young - "Utilitarianism and the universities in Victorian England: the brothers Grote in nineteenth-century thought"Thu, 04 May 2023
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235 - Sarah Mortimer - "Virtue beyond Law? Christian Ethics and Political Duties in Reformation Europe"Thu, 13 Apr 2023 - 0h
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234 - Ariane Fichtl - "Bound with the enslaved: the role of women in the formation of the political discourse of Immediate Abolitionism and its egalitarian framework"Thu, 06 Apr 2023 - 0h
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233 - Martine van Ittersum - "The Working Papers of Hugo Grotius: A Case Study in the Micro-Sociologies of Archives"Thu, 06 Oct 2022
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232 - Interviews with Leading Intellectual Historians - Maria Rosa AntognazzaSun, 18 Sep 2022 - 0h
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231 - Interviews with Leading Intellectual Historians - Jamie GianoutsosTue, 13 Sep 2022 - 0h
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230 - Interviews with Leading Intellectual Historians - Carole LevinWed, 07 Sep 2022 - 0h
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229 - Interviews with Leading Intellectual Historians – Tae-Yeoun KeumMon, 29 Aug 2022 - 0h
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228 - Interviews with Leading Intellectual Historians - Jacqueline BroadMon, 22 Aug 2022 - 0h
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227 - Interviews with Leading Intellectual Historians - Eileen M. HuntWed, 17 Aug 2022 - 0h
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226 - Emma McLeod - "John Bruce, precedent, and the 'mind of government' in the English and Scottish state trials of 1793-94"Tue, 31 May 2022 - 0h
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225 - Rosa Antognazza - Leibniz as HistorianTue, 24 May 2022 - 0h
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224 - Karie Schultz - Holy war advocates or secular political theorists? The case of the Scottish Covenanters, 1638-1646Tue, 17 May 2022 - 0h
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223 - Craig Smith - Adam Smith and the Limits of PhilosophyWed, 20 Apr 2022 - 0h
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222 - Jesse Norman - Uses and abuses of the Ancient ConstitutionSat, 09 Apr 2022 - 0h
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221 - Ryan Hanley - Commerce before Capitalism: Fénelon, Vauban, and BoisguilbertFri, 18 Mar 2022 - 0h
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220 - John Robertson - The Refutation of Natural Law by Sacred History in Giambattista Vico's New ScienceThu, 07 May 2020 - 0h
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217 - Giulia Delogu - The Emporium of Words: Free Ports and Port Cities as Laboratories of Modernity (16th-19th centuries)Thu, 26 Mar 2020 - 0h
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216 - Thomas Maissen - Britannia and her sisters in the 16th and 17th centuries: Political Representation and IconographyThu, 19 Mar 2020 - 0h
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215 - Ian MacLean - Old wine in new bottles? Hippocrates, the classical tradition and the Early EnlightenmentThu, 05 Mar 2020 - 0h
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214 - David Weinstein - Green's HumeThu, 20 Feb 2020 - 0h
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213 - Lucia Rubinelli - Sovereignty and Constituent Power in Weimar GermanyThu, 13 Feb 2020 - 0h
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212 - James Poskett - Materials of the Mind: Phrenology, Race, and the Global History of Science, 1815-1920Thu, 06 Feb 2020 - 0h
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211 - Emma Hunter - Africa and the Global History of LiberalismThu, 30 Jan 2020 - 0h
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210 - Silvia Sebastiani - The Boundaries of Humanity in the Enlightenment: Orangutans, Slaves and Global Markets.Thu, 23 Jan 2020
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209 - Richard Whatmore - The End of Enlightenment: A synopsis of the 2019 Carlyle LecturesThu, 19 Dec 2019 - 0h
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208 - Iain McDaniel - Writing the Intellectual History of Caesarism in the era of the Franco-Prussian WarThu, 12 Dec 2019 - 0h
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207 - Nathan Alexander - The Meanings of "Racism": Towards a history of the conceptSat, 07 Dec 2019 - 0h
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206 - Robin Douglass - The Moral Psychology of the Social ContractThu, 21 Nov 2019 - 0h
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205 - Alex Douglas - Spinoza and ReligionThu, 14 Nov 2019 - 0h
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204 - Paul Wood - The Rise and Fall of the Common Sense 'School' of PhilosophyThu, 07 Nov 2019 - 0h
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203 - Blair Worden - Ben Jonson and LibertyThu, 07 Nov 2019 - 0h
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202 - Riccardo Bavaj - The Spatiality of Ideas: Ernst Fraenkel, Richard Löwenthal, and the "Westernisation" of Political ThoughtThu, 31 Oct 2019 - 0h
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201 - Nicholas Mithen - Codifying Good Taste: Historical Scholarship and Epistemic Virtue in Early 18th Century ItalyThu, 31 Oct 2019 - 0h
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200 - Teresa Bejan - Equality and hierarchy in the thought of Mary AstellThu, 31 Oct 2019 - 0h
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199 - Susan James - Putting One's knowledge to work: Spinoza on 'fortitudo'Thu, 31 Oct 2019 - 0h
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198 - David Armitage - The Dark Side of Enlightened Cosmopolitanism: Civilisation and Civil WarWed, 14 Mar 2018 - 0h
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197 - Richard Whatmore - Scotland, Europe and the End of EnlightenmentWed, 22 Nov 2017 - 0h
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196 - Janet Coleman - Reflections on the Self Itself: in antiquity, the Middle Ages, and what happened next?Mon, 06 Nov 2017
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