5th North Sea Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy
Hosted by the Institute of Intellectual History, University of St Andrews
10-11 October, 2014
THEMES FROM THE POLITICAL THOUGHT OF THE EARLY MODERN PERIOD
- Hannah Dawson (New College of the Humanities): ‘Locke on Natural Law’
- Lena Halldenius (Lund): ‘Wollstonecraft and Republicanism’
- Adamas Fiucci (Chieti): ‘Natural Law in Montaigne’s Political Thought’
- Johan Olsthoorn (LSE): ‘Rights, Justice and Injury in Grotius and Hobbes’
- Veronika Szanto (Eotvos Lorand University): ‘Vitalism and Political Radicalism in C17th England’
- Steph Marston (Birkbeck): ‘Spinoza as Debunker of Natural Rights Theories’
- Alfonso Vergaray (California University of Pennsylvania): ‘Normative Uncertainty in Spinoza’s Tractatus’
- Martin Otero-Knott (Cambridge): ‘Cocceji and the Critique of Sociality’
- Annelien De Dijn (Amsterdam): ‘Rousseau and Republicanism’
- Jan Kvetina (Charles University): ‘Rousseau and Poland’
For the full programme, see: http://www.
For further information, and to register, contact James Harris at jah15@st-and.ac.uk
This event is supported by the Scots Philosophical Association.