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Invited Lecture on the First Book on Cosmopolitanism
On 29 May 2022, I was invited to give a lecture on my article in Early Modern French Studies, ‘Transcending the Public and the Private: The Cosmopolitanism of Freemason Joseph Honoré Rémy’. I am very thankful to the organisers at … Continue reading
Blog post: Hermann Conring’s conception of the private in his comments on Machiavelli’s The Prince
You can here read my post on Hermann Conring’s conception of the private when commenting upon his translation into Latin of Machiavelli’s The Prince. Conceptions of the Private in Hermann Conring’s “Observations” on Machiavelli’s The Prince https://privacy.hypotheses.org/1476
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Tagged Conring, early modern, Germany, Hermann Conring, Machiavelli, Machiavellism, political thought, privacy, private, seventeenth century, The Prince
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Privacy and moral philosophy
What’s privacy got to do with moral philosophy? I’m glad you asked. An answer is in my new post on the Centre for Privacy Studies blog.
Posted in privacy, Research projects, Research themes
Tagged centre for privacy studies, education, Enlightenment, glasgow, moral, moral philosophy, privacy, university
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New blog post on privacy (in French)
New post on privacy in French Nouveau billet sur Traduire privacy: vie privée ou sphère privée ?
Centre for Privacy Studies
Check Centre for Privacy Studies new blog about its research on privacy 1500-1800. Centre for Privacy Studies is a centre of excellence funded by the Danish National Research Foundation at the University of Copenhagen.
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