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We’re celebrating big at Hamilton!🎉 Dr. Adam Lebovitz, Assistant Professor of Humanities, just had his article, “Dictatorship in the American Founding,” published in the Journal of American Constitutional History. Congratulations, Dr. Lebovitz!
Read his article here: https://t.co/6o5UAA4fqv
Finally, the surrounding countryside was beautiful. The conference organizers thoughtfully arranged a presentation of new publications on religious thought in the nearby Chimgan mountains.
Of course, the legacy of Russian and Soviet imperialism was everywhere. My favorite example is Kosmonavtlar, the metro station built in the 1980s to honor Soviet astronauts.
Tashkent was a memorable city. The Khazrati Imam Complex was breathtaking, where you can see the 7th-century Uthman Qur'an, one of the oldest in the world.
Just returned from an extraordinary conference in Tashkent, Uzbekistan: "The Philosophy of Religion in the East and the West." A heartfelt thank you to Sr. Teresa Obolevitch and Fr. Evgeniy Abdullaev for organizing. https://t.co/d1WVf9rhbo
We have some exciting events lined up for April!
Tuesday, April 8th - "Lincoln and Political Friendship" with Drs. Peter Field, @davidlmcpherson, and Darren Staloff
Thursday, April 17th - "America and Global Order in the Age of Trump" with Dr. @HalBrands
Wednesday, April 23rd - "Democracy Tamed: French Liberalism and the Politics of Suffrage" Book Launch with Drs. @GiannaEnglert and Olivier Zunz
Event details are on our website! https://t.co/bpPdYdvtWv
Highly recommended. An excellent account of the influence of patristic thought on Vladimir Solov'ev. More evidence that, pace Florovsky, the "neo-patristic synthesis" was at the heart of the Russian Religious Renaissance. https://t.co/2qcO1iRr9n #Amazon
In the Columbia University Rare Book and Manuscript Library -- an invitation to Herman Keyserling's planned conference in Innsbruck in 1946. The list of invited guests includes Albert Einstein, G.B. Shaw, Martin Heidegger, Karl Barth, Friedrich Hayek, and more!