Lectures in Intellectual History 

Recordings from the popular public lecture series featuring new work on all aspects of intellectual history. Hosted by the Institute of Intellectual History at the University of St Andrews.

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Title	Date published
Blair Worden - Ben Jonson and Liberty	2019-11-07
Riccardo Bavaj - The Spatiality of Ideas: Ernst Fraenkel, Richard Löwenthal, and the "Westernisation" of Political Thought	2019-10-31
Nicholas Mithen - Codifying Good Taste: Historical Scholarship and Epistemic Virtue in Early 18th Century Italy	2019-10-31
Teresa Bejan - Equality and hierarchy in the thought of Mary Astell	2019-10-31
Susan James - Putting One's knowledge to work: Spinoza on 'fortitudo'	2019-10-31
David Armitage - The Dark Side of Enlightened Cosmopolitanism: Civilisation and Civil War	2018-03-14
Richard Whatmore - Scotland, Europe and the End of Enlightenment	2017-11-22
Janet Coleman - Reflections on the Self Itself: in antiquity, the Middle Ages, and what happened next?	2017-11-06
Lynette Mitchell - Monarchs in democracy	2017-10-17
Gareth Stedman Jones - Karl Marx and the Emergence of Social Democracy	2017-09-19
Susan Manly - Maria Edgeworth as political thinker: government, rebellion and punishment	2017-04-25
Sophie Page - Cosmology and Ritual Magic in the Late Middle Ages	2017-04-18
Caroline Humfress - Natural law and casuistic reasoning in Roman jurisprudence	2017-04-11
Phil Connell - Wordsworth’s “Sonnets Dedicated to Liberty” (1802-3) and the British Revolutionary Past	2017-04-04
Rory Cox - Just War Doctrine in Ancient Egypt	2017-03-28
David D’Avray - How to do intellectual history	2017-03-07
Tom Jones - George Berkeley in Livorno: Missionary Anglicanism and Commerce	2017-02-07
Katrina Forrester - The Origins of Contemporary Liberal Theory Revisited	2017-01-23
Michael Sonenscher - Hobbes, Rousseau and Democratic Politics	2016-11-29
Steve Rigby - Marxism and the Middle Ages	2016-11-15

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