Pocock & History in Political Theory

Update: 2024-02-21

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We explore the methodological contributions of the late historian of political thought, John Pocock. We talk about the role of language and context in interpreting texts, distinctions between "history" and "philosophy," and the implications of these methodological shifts for the political economy of the university.

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Friedrich List and the National System

2025-09-0801:26:50

Vico and the Concept of the Natural

2025-07-0601:22:16

Hobbes' Behemoth

2025-06-0601:40:45

Nick Land & the Politics of Acceleration (w/Michael Downs)

2025-04-2101:47:41

The Politics of Plato's Parmenides

2025-03-2701:36:32

John Morley & the Politics of Compromise

2025-03-0501:27:03

The Politics of Plato's Philebus

2024-12-2201:57:41

Clausewitz (w/Elizabeth Dearden-Williams)

2024-11-2058:09

Cutrone and the Party (w/Chris Cutrone)

2024-10-0801:40:07

John Milton as a Political Theorist (w/Raeffe Gibson)

2024-08-0201:08:04

Michael Pettis as a Political Theorist

2024-06-1601:06:05

Samuel Huntington

2024-05-2501:18:38

Frédéric Bastiat

2024-05-0201:06:13

Terry Eagleton

2024-04-1601:04:12

Tertullian

2024-03-2001:17:33

Pocock & History in Political Theory

2024-02-2101:10:40

Murakami and Political Despair

2024-02-0601:02:52

Habermas

2024-01-2201:14:18

Christian Wolff

2024-01-0901:12:04

Monks in the City

2023-12-0101:13:38

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Pocock & History in Political Theory