The Futures of Intellectual History

To celebrate the launch of the Centre for Intellectual History, we are hosting an event designed to begin what we hope will be an ongoing inter-disciplinary conversation about 'The Futures of Intellectual History'. The event is open to all.

The idea is to provide a dedicated blog space where contributors can publish short reflections upon different aspects of the discipline and new directions for development.

Alongside the blogs, and to provide a discussion of them, we plan to hold online events providing an additional 'live' forum for panelists and participants to share their thoughts on the future of this exciting area of enquiry. We begin with a series of blogposts by intellectual historians at Oxford, to be released over the next few weeks.

This event took place on Tuesday 20th April 2021. Thank you to everyone who contributed to our launch event. Checkout the CIH Events Page to discover the latest talks, seminars, and lectures in Intellectual History here at Oxford.

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Open Frontiers: The Future of Intellectual History/The History of Ideas in 2021

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Intellectual History at the End of the World?

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The Cultural History of Ideas

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Intellectual History and the "Decline of Magic"

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Defining the History of Political Thought: An Early Modernist's View

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Do Ideas Matter? Intellectual History and the History of Public Policy

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Enlightenment Studies at Oxford: Intellectual History Across the Disciplines

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The History of Pre-Modern Knowledge: Oxford and Beyond

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Milton, Literary Studies, and Intellectual History

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The Conditions of Intellectual Work

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Theories of Race and Empire

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Intellectual History and the History of Sexuality