McGill-Queen's Studies in the History of Ideas – serie

Objectively Engaged Journalism

An Ethic

Progress, Pluralism, and Politics

Liberalism and Colonialism, Past and Present

Progress, Pluralism, and Politics

Liberalism and Colonialism, Past and Present

Beyond Tragedy and Eternal Peace

Politics and International Relations in the Thought of Friedrich Nietzsche

Inequality in Canada

The History and Politics of an Idea

Attending

An Ethical Art

Attending

An Ethical Art

Imperial Paradoxes

Training the Senses and Tasting the Eighteenth Century

Problem of Atheism

Etruscans in the Modern Imagination

Communion of the Book

Milton and the Humanist Revolution in Reading

Dying for France

Experiencing and Representing the Soldier’s Death, 1500–2000

Religion and the Post-revolutionary Mind

Idéologues, Catholic Traditionalists, and Liberals in France

Lines Drawn across the Globe

Reading Richard Hakluyt’s “Principal Navigations”

Domination of Nature

New Edition

Domination of Nature

New Edition

Irrational Publics and the Fate of Democracy

Irrational Publics and the Fate of Democracy

Struggles for Self-Rule

Beyond State–Society Relations

Unintended Nations

France's Empire of Civilization, Southeast Europe, and the Post-Napoleonic World

Liberalism in Time

A History

Suicide of the Revolution

Hardening Hierarchy

The Japanese in the Global Formation of Racial Ideologies, 1735-1854

Vox Populi

The Idea and Meaning of the People in Restoration England

Unintended Nations

France's Empire of Civilization, Southeast Europe, and the Post-Napoleonic World

Kierkegaard As Theologian

Recovering My Self

Herder on Nationality, Humanity, and History

Recovery of Wonder

The New Freedom and the Asceticism of Power

Archives and the Event of God

The Impact of Michel Foucault on Philosophical Theology