As a way of increasing communication with potential
contributors and
and making the dictionary project central to an ongoing debate about
the scope and definition of intellectual history, regular conferences are
planned.
The first conference has been co-organized and funded by the Journal
of the History of Ideas
and took place at the Herzog August Bibliothek in Wolfenbuettel:
Papers given (see also English summary):
Donald R. Kelley
Intellectual History in a Global Age.
Ulrich Johannes Schneider
The International Dictionary of Intellectual Historians. Project presentation
Comment: Matthew Decoursey
Allan Megill
Globalization and the History of Ideas
Comment: Warren Breckman
Jerome B. Schneewind
Globalization and the History of Philosophy
Comment: Michael Carhart
Joseph Levine
Intellectual history as history?
Comment: Constance Blackwell
Naoki Sakai
Panel Introduction: Intellectual History and Japan
Tomiko Yoda
Reading History Against the National Frame
Comment: Jennifer S. Milligan
Takeshi Komagome
Intellectual History in the Context of Colonialism: Colonial Modernity for an Elite Taiwanese
Comment: Steffi Richter
Edoardo Tortarolo
World history in the 21st century
Lorina R. Repina
Universal history in the Russian intellectual Tradition (XIX - XXI cc.)
Matthias Middell
The Place of Intellectual History within the History of Historiography
1850-2000
Comment: Maryanne Cline Horowitz
Axel Schneider
How ideas become history and how history feeds ideas: On the dialectics of
intellectual history
Comment: Xin Chen
Xin Chen
The Ultimate Goal: Writing Intellectual History in the Context of
Globalization
Comment: Axel Schneider
Bonnie Smith
The commerce of ideas
Comment: Laszlo Kontler
Maryanne Cline Horowitz
Globalization in the New Dictionary of the History of Ideas. Project
presentation
Updated Dec. 29, 2004