History of European Ideas 2000: Vol 26 Table of Contents

3 Pages·2000·0.56 MB·English

History of
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PERGAMON History of European Ideas 26 (2000) III-IV Ideas
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LIST OF CONTENTS
Number 1
Paul Bishop An Herderian perspective on Lacanian psychoanalysis
Neil K. Hargraves National history and ‘philosophical’ history: character
and narrative in William Robertson’s History of
Scotland
Marisa Linton Virtue rewarded? Women and the politics of virtue in
18th-century France. Part I
Marisa Linton Virtue rewarded? Women and the politics of virtue in
18th-century France. Part II
Book reviews
Number 2
F. Rosen The idea of utility in Adam Smith’s Theory of Moral
Sentiments
Ruth Scurr Social equality in Pierre-Louis Roederer’s interpretation
of the modern republic, 1793
Book reviews
Numbers 3—4
Anthony John Harding Coleridge, natural history, and the “Analogy of Being’
C.D.A. Leighton 59 “Knowledge of divine things’: a study of Hutchinso
nianism
Anthony J. Draper Cesare Beccaria’s influence on English discussions of
punishment, 1764-1789
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Norman Vance 201 Secular apocalyptic and Thomas Hardy
Norman Vance z Imperial Rome and_ Britain’s Language of Empire
1600—1837
Book reviews