Great opportunity for graduate students:
Notre Dame will be hosting its first annual Graduate Conference in Political Theory and Constitutional Studies on May 3rd, 2024. The deadline to apply is January 14th.
See the call for proposals below for more information:
I’m excited to announce “Hegel, History, Hostility: The Persistence of War in Hegel’s Political Philosophy” is out now @PRQjournal. I’m grateful for the reviewers for their helpful suggestions and to @TheIHS for a Graduate Student Sabbatical that helped make this possible.
For Europe in the World, Seaver Holter, a doctoral candidate in Notre Dame's Department of Political Science, writes about nation, religion, alienation, and wandering in James Joyce's "Ulysses. Read here: https://t.co/ecmKS1AuKt
Officially published today, open access: "The Figurative Foundations of Rousseau's Politics." On Rousseau's hieroglyphic origins, and the lost persuasiveness of imagistic language. https://t.co/XIfgWlH7rE
1. vyasa, gita
2. kautilya, arthashastra
3. augustine, city of god
4. machiavelli, discourses
5. weber, the vocation lectures
6. arendt, the human condition
7. wittgenstein, philosophical investigations
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