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
Michael Bentley - Intellectual History and the Study of Historiography	2015-04-10
Jacqueline Rose - The Problem of Political Counsel in Early Modern England	2015-04-07
John Henry - The Only Game in Town? Why did Early Modern Reformers of Natural Philosophy turn almost exclusively to the Occult to replace Scholasticism?	2015-03-31
Sarah Hutton - Intellectual History and Women	2015-03-03
David Luscombe - Otto of Freising and Historical Knowledge	2015-02-03
Stewart J. Brown - China and the European Enlightenment	2014-12-02
Norman Vance - Sporting St Patrick's Breastplate: war and peace in Irish Intellectual History	2014-11-18
Tim Hochstrasser - Lost or Found in Translation? Varieties of Political Economy in the Enlightenment	2014-11-14
J. R. Milton - The Rise of Mechanism: What and Why?	2014-11-04
Rachel Foxley - The City and the Soul in James Harrington's Republicanism	2014-10-21
Knud Haakonssen - Political Economy and Utopia, or the Paternalistic Enlightenment in Scotland	2014-10-07
Andreas Hess - Exile from Exile: The Political Theory of Judith N. Shklar	2014-09-23
Aileen Fyfe - Referees, Editors, and Printers in the Making of Scientific Knowledge	2014-05-27
Greg Claeys - Mill, Malthus and Class: Family Values and the Harm Principle	2014-05-06
Donald Winch - The Political Economy of Empire	2014-02-04
John Robertson - Sociability between Natural Law and Sacred History, 1650-1800	2014-01-28
David Armitage - Every Revolution is a Civil War	2013-05-20
Colin Kidd - The Trials of Douglas Young: Hitler, Aristophanes and the SNP	2013-04-17
Mark Salber Phillips - On Historical Distance	2013-03-13
Richard Whatmore - Democracy and Empire	2013-03-05

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