Monthly Archives: March 2021

Publication of 2019 Charles Schmitt Prize Essays

By Michelle Pfeffer | Published: March 28, 2021

The winning and runner-up essays for the 2019 Charles Schmitt Prize have now all been published in Intellectual History Review! Check out the four new exciting essays at the links below. The winning essay by Jon Cooper is ‘A science of concord: the politics of commercial knowledge in mid-eighteenth-century Britain‘. In 2019 we had three […]

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Call for Proposals: Brill Series in History of European Political and Constitutional Thought

By Michelle Pfeffer | Published: March 21, 2021

Series Editors: Erica Benner, László Kontler,and Mark Somos This series promotes the study of European traditions of political and constitutional thought from classical antiquity to the twentieth century. The series brings to its geographical, historical and thematic focus the full range of methods established in the field, from contributions on the conventional canon to comparative, […]

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CFP for the Fall 2021 issue of Disegno: Moholy-Nagy in Motion: Re-designing an Intellectual and Cultural Legacy

By Michelle Pfeffer | Published: March 6, 2021

On the occasion of the anniversary of his birth, the next issue of Disegno will be dedicated to the critical re-interpretation of the legacy of László Moholy-Nagy and the memory of Victor Margolin, a member of Disegno’s editorial board. The goal is to provide options for understanding the relevance of Moholy-Nagy’s ideas and activities as […]

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Cambridge Political Thought and Intellectual History Graduate Conference – ‘Education and Educators in Political Thought’

By Michelle Pfeffer | Published: March 6, 2021

The Cambridge Political Thought and Intellectual History Graduate Conference on ‘Education and Educators in Political Thought’ will be held via Zoom on 31 March 2021. Panels on: – Education and Aristotelian Ethics – Judgement, Virtue, and Education in Early Modern Intellectual History – Self-Fashioned Ties: From the Family to the Community – In and Against […]

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