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John Rentoul.
Thursday 07 November 2019, 18:00-19:00
OCR, Trinity College
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John Rentoul: Reconsidering the Blair Governments
Political Thought and Intellectual History
A strange afterlife: Pierre Berault and the meaning of Aristotelianism in the late seventeenth century
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Raymond Aron and the Origins of the "End of Ideology"
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Nietzsche's Perfect State
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Michael Oakeshott and the Idea of Totalitarianism
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Statelessness in International Political and Legal Thought, 1921-1935
⚠️ Comment: Duncan Kelly (Jesus College, Cambridge)
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Edmund Burke and the French Revolution before the Reflections
Political Thought and Intellectual History
'If it be without contention': Hobbes on Difference without Disagreement
⚠️ Comment: Richard Tuck (Harvard University)
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Bentham as Conspiracy Theorist
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Philosophical History in Hannah Arendt’s Political Thought
⚠️ Comment: Robert Fine (University of Warwick)
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Postmarxism, Radical Democracy, and the Machiavellian Moment
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Radical Atheism: Jean Meslier in Context
⚠️ Comment: Michael Sonenscher (King’s College, Cambridge)
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Art and Elevation: Distance and History Painting in Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Britain
Political Thought and Intellectual History
E. P. Thompson, Judith Shklar and the Implications of 'Antipolitics'
⚠️ Comment: Stefan Collini (Cambridge)
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Kant on Rebellion and the Mere Idea of Popular Rule
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Tracing a Meridian through the Map of Time: Fact, Conjecture and the Scientific Method in William Robertson's *History of America*
⚠️ Comment: John Robertson (Cambridge)
Political Thought and Intellectual History
English Republicanism in Transnational Context: Edmund Ludlow’s Protestant Network in Seventeenth-Century Switzerland
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Citizenship, War and the Origins of International Ethics in American Political Philosophy 1960-1975
⚠️ Comment: Christopher Brooke (University of Bristol)
Political Thought and Intellectual History
What Makes Representation Democratic?
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Not Talking But Thinking: Democratic Deliberation in Classical Athens
⚠️ Comment: David Runciman (POLIS)
Political Thought and Intellectual History
What is Liberalism?
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Thomas Willis and the Religious Context of the First Neurology
⚠️ Comment: TBC
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Aspects of Indirect Democracy in Ancient Greece, in particular in Aristotle's Politics
Political Thought and Intellectual History
J. G. A. Pocock and the Idea of the 'Cambridge School' in the History of Political Thought
⚠️ Comment: Richard Bourke (Queen Mary)
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Realism Tamed or Liberalism Betrayed? The Dystopic Liberal Imagination in Political Thought
Political Thought and Intellectual History
'Society' in British Political Thought, c. 1930 to 1960: Some Rival Conceptions of 'Positivism'
⚠️ Joint Session with the Modern British History Seminar
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Malthus and the Doctrine of Utility
⚠️ Commentator: Donald Winch (University of Sussex)
Political Thought and Intellectual History
'This Melancholy Labyrinth': Magistrates and Order in the Early Nineteenth-Century British Empire
⚠️ Commentator: Michael Lobban (Queen Mary, London)
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Histories of Thought and Comparative Political Theory: The Thesis of 'Chinese Origins for Western Knowledge,' 1860-1895
⚠️ Commentator: John Dunn (King's College, Cambridge)
Political Thought and Intellectual History
The Charismatic Sword: Thomas Müntzer’s Theology of Violence
Political Thought and Intellectual History
The Third Earl of Shaftesbury and the Defence of Humane Learning
⚠️ Commentator: Richard Serjeantson (Trinity College, Cambridge)
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Anthropology beyond Empires: Samuel Stanhope Smith and the Reconfiguration of the Atlantic World
Political Thought and Intellectual History
On trade and teleology: the role of commercial relations in Kant's philosophy of history
⚠️ Comment: Istvan Hont (Cambridge)
Political Thought and Intellectual History
The Passions in Hobbes's Political Philosophy
⚠️ Comment: Michael Edwards (University of Cambridge)
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Historicisms and counter-historicisms in the seventeenth century
⚠️ Comment: Scott Mandelbrote (Cambridge)
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Hobbes and Sexual Desire
Political Thought and Intellectual History
The nature of dominion in De Justa Reipublicae Christianae Authoritate (1590)
⚠️ Comment: Harro Hopfl (Essex)
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Authority: Some Fables
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Calvinist Doctrines at the Beginning of the Scottish Enlightenment: Archibald Campbell vs. the Committee for Purity of Doctrine on Human Nature and Self-Love
⚠️ Comment: John Robertson (Cambridge)
Political Thought and Intellectual History
Kant and Vattel in Context: Cosmopolitan Philosophy and Diplomatic Casuistry
⚠️ Commentator: Isaac Nakhimovsky (University of Cambridge)
Gates Distinguished Lecture Series
Why do humans share food?
⚠️ Wine reception from 5:30 to 6 pm before the lecture at 6 pm. This talk is open to the general public.
Gates Distinguished Lecture Series
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