Author Archives: Frank Ejby Poulsen, Ph.D.

Published in 1770, Le cosmopolisme by Joseph Honoré Rémy is the first pamphlet in French to elaborate upon a political philosophy of cosmopolitanism. I first present a biography of Rémy with original elements concerning his membership of the Freemasonic Lodge of the … Continue reading →

For January-March 2022 I am a research fellow at the Herzog August Bibliothek. Read about my project on Hermann Conring here: https://www.hab.de/stipendiat-frank-ejby-poulsen/

I wrote a new blog post where I argue that privacy studies and knowledge studies are fundamental new fields for consolidating 21st-century democracies.

Read my blog post on Arendt’s views on privacy here.

I wrote a post on Hermann Conring based on Constantin Fasolt’s research to form the basis of my research project on the issue of privacy in academic debates in 17th-century Germany.

Check my work in progress on privacy in eighteenth-century Glasgow. I focus on Francis Hutcheson’s teaching of moral philosophy.

Check my New post about methodology for studying privacy in history on the Centre for Privacy’s blog.