Reviews of Secondary Sources
Corey reviews recent Oakeshott studies
This is a new post of an old link. Elizabeth Corey’s 2006 Modern Age review of several recent books on Oakeshott: Abel and Fuller’s Intellectual Legacy of Michael Oakeshott, Paul Franco’s Introduction…, McIntyre’s Limits of Political Theory, Nardin’s Philosophy… and Podoksik’s In Defence of Modernity.
First impressions of recent Imprint titles
The recent Oakeshott-related titles from Imprint Academic are aesthetically pleasing and also illustrate the continuing vitality of Oakeshott studies.
Keith Sutherland from Imprint Academic kicked off 2009 in handsome fashion, sending me a batch of his recent Oakeshott titles, starting with Kevin Williams‘ Education and the Voice of Michael Oakeshott and running through to Michael Minch’s [...]
Review of Till Kinzel’s book (in German)
A German review of Till Kinzel’s book on Oakeshott can be found online at http://www.die-tagespost.de/archiv/titel_anzeige.asp?ID=38540.
English translations will be welcomed!
Review of Till Kinzel’s book on Oakeshott (both book and review in German)
JUNGE FREIHEIT, Nr. 06/08, 1. Februar 2008 S. 15 LITERATUR
Skeptiker aller Verheißungen Till Kinzel erschließt Leben und Werk des konservativen britischen
Philosophen Michael Oakeshott Klaus Hornung
In Großbritannien und in den Vereinigten Staaten ist derzeit eine breite Rezeptionsbewegung des Geschichts- und Politikphilosophen Michael Oakeshott im Gange. Oakeshott (1901–1990) war zwischen 1925 und 1949 [...]
Review of Corey’s Michael Oakeshott on Religion, Aesthetics, and Politics (Robert Cheeks, 2006)
Robert Cheeks’ review of Elizabeth Corey’s Michael Oakeshott on Religion, Aesthetics, and Politics (2006), from Philosophy Now (2006)
Review of Franco (Gene Callahan, 2005)
Gene Callahan’s review of of Paul Franco’s book Michael Oakeshott: An Introduction (2004), from The Independent Review (2005)
Review of Nardin’s The Philosophy of Michael Oakeshott (Suvi Soininen, 2005)
Suvi Soininen’s review (2005) of Terry Nardin’s book The Philosophy of Michael Oakeshott (2001)