The Balzan-Skinner Lecture in Modern Intellectual History since c.1500
I don’t think the work would have been as good without the stimulation of an interdisciplinary group of scholars such as CRASSH provides. The chance to share it with CRASSH audiences has been a real boon.
Dr Joel Isaac (QMUL), Balzan-Skinner Fellow 2010-11
The Faculty of History has received funding for five years from the International Balzan Prize Foundation to establish an annual Lecture in modern intellectual history since c. 1500. The Balzan-Skinner scholar will hold a Visiting Fellowship at the University’s Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH) for one term during the academic year. For more information and details of how to apply, please click here.
Balzan Skinner Fellows
The First Balzan-Skinner Lecture: Normativity of Nature
The Second Balzan-Skinner Lecture: Radical Translation: Analytic Philosophy in America
The third Balzan-Skinner lecture: John Locke and the Fable of Liberalism
Dr Gabriel Paquette (John Hopkins University)
Friday, 26 April 2013
The fourth Balzan-Skinner Lecture: Romantic Liberalism in Southern Europe, c.
1820-1850
Dr Karuna Mantena (Yale University)
Ghandi's Realism: Means and Ends in Politics
