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Intellectual history and the history of the book

Intellectual News, 1996
Abstract The present phase in the development of the study of the history of the book is characterized by the attempt to integrate traditional, mainly antiquarian and inward-looking book-history with general media and cultural history. This phase was opened by the appearance in 1958 of Lucien Febvre's long-awaited L'Apparition du Livre, which was in ...
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Intellectual history and the history of philosophy

Intellectual News, 1996
Abstract Recently, the relation of intellectual history to the history of philosophy seems to be an American concern. I can give two examples. Ten years ago, Richard Rorty wanted the history of philosophy to be written as an intellectual history. Six years ago, Donald Kelley reminded us that intellectual history was nothing more than an offspring of ...
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An intellectual history of Italian regionalism

2021
In this chapter, I will retrace the intellectual history of Italian regionalism, with particular emphasis on the vision of Gaspare Ambrosini at the time of the Constituent Assembly (1946-1947), on the regional model emerged with the 1948 Constitution, on and the 2001 reform of Title V and subsequent amendments.
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Palgrave Advances in Intellectual History

open access: yes, 2006
The past three decades have seen a remarkable growth of interest in intellectual history. This book provides the first comprehensive survey of recent research in Britain and North America concerned with Europe and the wider world from the Middle Ages to ...
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Art history and intellectual history

Intellectual News, 1996
Abstract In ‘What is Happening to the History of Ideas?’, Donald R. Kelley makes a statement which could with little modification be applied to Intellectual History as well: ‘The history of the arts maintains a modest place in the history of ideas....’.
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AN INTELLECTUAL HISTORY OF FEDERALISM. THE CITY AND THE 'UNIT' QUESTION

2022
<p><span>The purpose of this chapter is to briefly retrace the intellectual history of federalism and offer an account of federalism from the point of view of constitutional theory. Federalism is a multifaceted concept that can be explored through several lenses: in fact, it can be studied as a political, historical, philosophical, social ...
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Rethinking Modern European Intellectual History

open access: yes, 2014
Includes bibliographical references and index.Introduction : interim intellectual history / Darrin M. McMahon and Samuel Moyn -- The return of the history of ideas? / Darrin M.
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intellectual history and the history of art

2006
The activity of an historian, as described by Thomas Carlyle, is a difficult and demanding endeavour, designed to produce truths about past worlds that will enable us to interpret present and future conditions, and yet destined to be incomplete and incoherent because the manuscript of history is ultimately beyond interpretation.
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The History of Ideas, Intellectual History, and the History of Philosophy

History and Theory, 1965
Those who are at present interested in the methodological problems of the historian of philosophy cannot fail to take note of the existence of what has come to be called "the history of ideas". The latter term has been used in a variety of senses, sometimes being equated with intellectual history generally.1 However, it is not in that wider sense that ...
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Intellectual history

2020
Gong Shuduo, Dong Guicheng, Qiu Tao
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