J. G. A. Pocock Livres

Focusing on the history of British political thought in the eighteenth century, this collection features essays by Professor Pocock, showcasing both previously published works and new pieces. The essays delve into significant themes and developments of the era, offering insights into the political landscape and intellectual currents that shaped British politics during this pivotal time.

Exploring the complexities of eighteenth-century Europe, this fourth volume of Barbarism and Religion delves into the interplay between enlightenment thought and religious beliefs. It examines how these elements shaped societal norms and influenced cultural developments during a pivotal era. The book offers critical insights into the philosophical debates of the time, highlighting the tensions between reason and faith that defined the period. Through a detailed analysis, it contributes to the broader understanding of the historical context and its implications for modern thought.

Selected essays of arguably the greatest and most influential historian of ideas of modern times.

This collection presents a significant new series from a prominent historian renowned for exploring the evolution of ideas. Through in-depth analysis and thought-provoking insights, the works delve into the complexities of intellectual history, offering readers a fresh perspective on influential concepts and their impact on society.

Focusing on eighteenth-century Europe, this fourth volume of Barbarism and Religion explores the complex interplay of Enlightenment thought and religious belief. It examines how these forces shaped societal norms and influenced philosophical discourse during a transformative period in history. The text delves into the tensions between reason and faith, highlighting key figures and movements that emerged during this era, ultimately revealing the profound impact of these dynamics on modern Western thought.

This collection showcases a significant new series from a prominent historian known for exploring the evolution of ideas. The works delve into various themes, offering fresh insights and perspectives that engage with historical contexts and intellectual developments. Readers can expect a thought-provoking examination of how ideas shape society and influence culture, reflecting the author's extensive research and expertise in the field.

This work is the third installment in John Pocock's series exploring Edward Gibbon's significance within European history. It delves into various contexts that shaped Gibbon's perspectives and contributions, offering insights into his influence on historical thought and the broader historical narrative of Europe. The book aims to deepen the understanding of Gibbon's role and the intellectual landscape of his time.

The Discovery of Islands features interconnected essays on British history by a prominent historian, emphasizing the interaction of multiple nations within an imperial state. It presents British history as an oceanic and global narrative, influenced by New Zealand's history and the author's heritage, offering a fresh perspective for historians.

Exploring the evolution of political debate and theory in England from the English Reformation to the French Revolution, this book delves into the significant ideological shifts and key figures that shaped British political thought. It examines how historical events influenced the development of political ideas, reflecting on the complex interplay between religion, governance, and society during this transformative period. The narrative highlights the impact of these debates on modern political landscapes and the ongoing relevance of these ideas today.

The sixth and final volume in an acclaimed series situating Edward Gibbon in a series of contexts in eighteenth-century European history.