Read more about Amy Chandran's recent article on Hobbes's time in France in this new blog post cambridge.org/core/blog/2022…

I'm delighted to be able to share the programme for "Uses of History", the 3rd EUI Graduate Conference in Intellectual History on behalf of EUI Intellectual History (IHWG). This hybrid event will take place 7-8 June 2022 History at EUI. Email to register for the online link: [email protected]

There will be a wide range of papers Kārlis Sils, Emer O’Hanlon, Amy Chandran, Alexander Collin, Robert Cheah & Emily Dyson, @CelaAldri, Tsiona Lida, Tom Cryer, Roslyn Dubler, Una Blagojevic, Sam Clarke, Yuchen Sun, Sarah Gustafson, & Elena Yi-Jia Zeng. Much to discuss!

Getting ready for day 2 of the 'Uses of History' conference with a coffee in the garden. Yesterday's speakers gave us a lot to think about! Thank you Amy Chandran, Kārlis Sils, Alexander Collin, Robert Cheah and Emily Dyson, @CelaAldri, Tsiona Lida and Tom Cryer

Obligatory “I passed my defense” post. Ready to begin administering philosophical remedies to the best of my abilities.

Happy to share a recently published review of Christopher Holman's very fine book on "Hobbes and the Democratic Imaginary" in ROP: doi.org/10.1017/S00346…

So looking forward to getting my hands on a copy of this!

📘From our latest issue! Dimitrios Halikias (Dimitri Halikias) (@HarvardGovernm1) on 'The Young Marx on Feudalism as the Democracy of Unfreedom' #Marx #Feudalism #Democracy #Young #Writing 📜 👉Read online here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Excited for this new workshop!

Happy to have this article out at @hobbes_studies! (...and happy to share it with anyone without access)

We're delighted that our first online workshop will take place on Thursday 30 May at 13:00 GMT (09:00 EDT, 14:00 BST, 15:00 CEST). To receive the paper and the link to attend please email [email protected].

Looking forward to joining Hamilton School of Classical and Civic Ed come the fall!

Thanks Josh Kertzer - it's been a blast!

Workshop tomorrow!

Our next online workshop will take place on Tuesday 3 September at 14:00 GMT (10:00 EDT, 15:00 BST). To receive the paper and the link to attend please email [email protected].

We're pleased that our next workshop will take place on Wednesday 23 October! Tim Stuart-Buttle will present his paper "The 'Impossible' Hobbes (The Case of Gratitude)". For a copy of the paper and the meeting link please email [email protected]

Nothing says it's the holidays like a Hobbes-themed workshop...

Looking forward to joining the Social Contract Research Network tomorrow!