Founded in 2001, the Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History sponsors visiting lectures, workshops, and conferences on diverse themes of interest to scholars in history, philosophy, political theory, literature, and the human sciences.
Founded in 2001, the Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History sponsors visiting lectures, workshops, and conferences on diverse themes of interest to scholars in history, philosophy, political theory, literature, and the human sciences.
Flaschenpost: Critical Theory at 100 – The European and American Reception, 1923-2023
Flaschenpost: Critical Theory at 100 – The European and American Reception, 1923-2023
Harvard Colloquium on Intellectual History — Vulgar Marxism
Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History — Translating Marx's Capital in the 21st Century: Notes on the New English Edition
Harvard Colloquium on Intellectual History & Committee on Degrees in Social Studies — In the Wake: Exposing White German Abolitionist Performativity and the Limits of Empathy
Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History & Europe in the World Seminar — CANCELLED - Transatlantic Transfers of Political and Administrative Ideas in the 20th Century
Harvard Colloquium on Intellectual History — CANCELLED - Psychoanalytic Reflections on a Fulfilled Life
Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History — CANCELLED - Translating "Capital"?
Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History & European Politics Seminar — Confessions of the Flesh: Michel Foucault’s Final Volume of "The History of Sexuality"
Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History — American Liberalism in France: The French Reception of Rawls, 1971-2010
Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History — Phenomenology and Religion - One-Day Workshop
CES 50th Anniversary Series — Justification and Alienation: Kant, Marx and Contemporary Critical Theory
A Spring 2019 Lecture Series at Harvard University — Adorno and the Dialectic of Aesthetic Sublimation
A Spring 2019 Lecture Series at Harvard University — Adorno, Aesthetic Negativity, and the Problem of Idealism
Adorno's Aesthetic Theory - A Spring 2019 Lecture Series at Harvard University — On the “Spiritual” in Aesthetic and Metaphysical Experience
Adorno's Aesthetic Theory - A Spring 2019 Lecture Series at Harvard University — Mind and World in Kant and Adorno: From Wild Beauties to Spiral Jetty
Adorno's Aesthetic Theory - A Spring 2019 Lecture Series at Harvard University — Primacy of the Object: Adorno's Aesthetic Theory and the Return of Form
Adorno's Aesthetic Theory - A Spring 2019 Lecture Series at Harvard University — CANCELLED: Jigsaw Puzzles of Musical Classicism: Situating Bach in Adorno's Aesthetic Theory
Adorno's Aesthetic Theory - A Spring 2019 Lecture Series at Harvard University — Remembrance and Anticipation: Adorno's Reading of Proust and Beckett
Adorno's Aesthetic Theory - A Spring 2019 Lecture Series at Harvard University — Adorno as Tourist
Adorno's Aesthetic Theory - A Spring 2019 Lecture Series at Harvard University — Natural History and Aesthetic Experience
Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History — Peculiarities of the English Enlightenment
Adorno's Aesthetic Theory - A Spring 2019 Lecture Series at Harvard University — Art Has No Power Over Schein Through Its Abolition
Adorno’s Aesthetic Theory - A Spring 2019 Lecture Series at Harvard University — Adorno and the Default Theory of Aesthetic Value
Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History — Redemption Through Sin: The Biographical Background to Gershom Scholem's Most Famous Essay
Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History — The Life and Work of Claude Lévi-Strauss
The Legacy of 1968 | Conference
The Legacy of 1968 | Conference
The Legacy of 1968 | Conference
The Legacy of 1968 | Conference
Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History — Apes, Slaves, and Global Markets: Boundaries of Humanity in Enlightenment Debates
Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History — Resisting Neoconservatism: Explaining the Intellectual Evolution of Stanley Hoffmann's Relationship with Raymond Aron
Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History and the Political Theory Colloquium — Republican Liberty and Early Modern Revolution
Harvard Colloquium For Intellectual History — Power Without Victory: Woodrow Wilson and the American Internationalist Experiment
Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History — The Chicago World Constitution (1948) and the Quest for Post-War Order
The Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History — World History and Earth History: Perspectives on Our Time
The Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History — The Past and Present of Ideen - and Geistesgeschichte in Germany
The Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History — Where Memory Leads: A Holocaust Scholar Looks Back
International Conference - Day 2 Sessions — Adorno's Negative Dialectics at 50
International Conference - Day 1 Sessions — Adorno's Negative Dialectics at 50
The Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History — How the Humanities Changed the World
The Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History — Daniel Weidner: On Hermann Broch
Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History — Hannah Arendt and the Problem of the Public Intellectual
Hannah Arendt Lecture Series — Eichmann in Jerusalem: Conscience, Normality, and the Rule of Narrative
Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History — Hannah Arendt and the Laboring Body
Walter Benjamin and Isaiah Berlin: Modes of Jewish Intellectual Life in the 20th Century
Thomas Hobbes and Civil Conversation
The Political Origins of Global Justice
The Law of Kinship: Anthropology, Psychoanalysis, and the Family in France
Back to Where We've Never Been: Heidegger, Levinas, Derrida on Tradition and History (Past, Present, and Future)
What Is Jewish (if anything) about Sir Isaiah Berlin's Political Philosophy?
Intentionality and Irony: The Missed Encounter of Quentin Skinner and Hayden White
From Culture to Culture: Nahum Glatzer, émigré Jewish scholar, disseminator of European philosophy, and architect of academic Jewish Studies
An Atheism that is Not Humanist Emerges in French Thought
Ideas of Terror and Terrorism in 20th-Century Europe
Symposium: The Future of American Intellectual History
An Integrated History of the Holocaust: Some Methodological Problems
Rethinking Foucault: Terror, Horror, and the Execution of Damiens
Word and Image in the Philosophy of Hobbes
