Archive for June, 2004
John Locke (1932)
John Locke is a prime 1930s example of Oakeshott’s skill as an essayist.
Hobbes on Civil Association (1975, 2000)
The Liberty Press edition of Hobbes on Civil Association is available for free download from the Online Library of Liberty.
The 1975 volume reprinted three of Oakeshott’s essays on Hobbes, including the famous Introduction to Leviathan, which was modified in this edition to draw out the connections between Hobbes’s philosophy and Oakeshott’s own.
Liberty Press’s 2000 edition [...]
Oakeshott on Freedom and Civil Association (Ian Tregenza, 2004)
Oakeshott on Freedom and Civil Association was Ian Tregenza’s paper presented to the Oakeshott Symposium held at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia (March, 2004).
Review of 3 recent books from Imprint Academic (George Feaver, 2004)
George Feaver’s review review of 3 recent books on Oakeshott, originally published in The Times Literary Supplement (2004).
The books reviewed are:
Efraim Podoksik In Defence of Modernity: Vision and Philosophy in Michael Oakeshott
Ian Treganza Michael Oakeshott on Hobbes: A Study in the Renewal of Philosophical Ideas
Roy Tseng The Sceptical Idealist: Michael Oakeshott as a Critic of [...]
Review of What is History? and other essays (Jonathan Sumption, 2004)
Sworn enemy of the Gradgrinds is Jonathan Sumption’s review of What is History? and other essays. The review was originally published in The Spectator (2004)
Review of Nardin’s Philosophy of Michael Oakeshott (Chandran Kukathas, 2001)
Chandran Kukathas’s 2002 review of Terry Nardin’s The Philosophy of Michael Oakeshott, available in the Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews
Review of What is History? (Peter Coleman, 2004)
"The Sad and Noble Music of Michael Oakeshott: Politics in an Elgarian Mode" is Peter Coleman’s review of What is History? and other Essays