Professor John Robertson

Name:	Professor John Robertson
Affiliation:	Faculty of History
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Talks given by Professor John Robertson

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Talks organised by Professor John Robertson

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• Political Thought, Time and History: An International Conference
• Political Thought, Time and History: An International Conference
• Workshop on Melissa Lane's Carlyle Lectures
• J. R. Seeley Lecture: IV Why we are not posthuman
• J. R. Seeley Lecture: III Dignity and Equality
• J. R. Seeley Lecture: II 'The abstract nakedness of being nothing but human'
• J. R. Seeley Lecture: I The Politics of the Human
• The power of persuasion in Plato
• The rights of sovereignty in early modern political thought
• Roman Liberty
• Commerce and monarchy in David Hume's History of England
• The Scottish critics of Hume and Smith: Maclaine, Reid and Fergsuon
• Thomas Hobbes and the problem of self-censorship
• Classical history in the Renaissance: what can the Universal Short Title Catalogue do for us?
• Republicanism and Empire in Britain and France 1763-1815
• Sismondi contra Rousseau
• Consensual and non-consensual politics in medieval Roman law
• Jean Bodin, oeconomics and politics
• Civil Religion: a window into perennial themes in political philosophy
• The false cosmos of new music: Adorno's Philosophie der Neuen Musik as modern political pedagogy
• Regalism and Enlightenment in Eighteenth-Century Naples
• The business enterprise as organisation and as association in nineteenth-century Britain: Thomas Carlyle, John Stuart Mill and Auguste Comte
• A social and cultural history of early modern keywords and concepts
• Freedom, the common good and the rule of law: Lippman and Hayek on economic planning
• Women, freedom and equality: Margaret Cavendish and Mary Astell
• Some new sources and contexts for the De Legibus Hebraeorum (1685) of John Spencer, father of 'Enlightened' sacred history
• Three Views of Democracy