Adams, John, see O'Neill
ALTMAN, WILLIAM H. F., on Leo Strauss and German nihilism, 587–612
America, population groups in ancient, see Cogley
AMIDON, KEVIN S., on Carrie Chapman Catt and the politics of sex and race, 305–28
Annales Wormatienses, see Bachrach
ARMENTEROS, CAROLINA, on Joseph de Maistre, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, and moral statistics, 107–30
BACHRACH, DAVID S., on the histories of Worms, ca. 1300, 187–206
Bentham, Jeremy, see Schwartzberg
BENTLEY, MICHAEL, on Stefan Collini's Absent Minds: Intellectuals in Britain, 375–79
Berkeley, George, see Carlin
Boileau, Nicolas, see Delehanty
Brentano, Franz, see Schaefer
CAINE, BARBARA, on Stefan Collini's Absent Minds: Intellectuals in Britain, 369–73
Cardinal Richelieu, see Thomson
CARLIN, LAURENCE, on Leibniz, Berkeley, and the science of happiness, 57–78
Catt, Carrie Chapman, see Amidon
Chronicon Wormatiensis, see Bachrach
COGLEY, RICHARD W., on the peopling of ancient America, 35–56
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, see Roy
Colet, John, see Lochman
Collini, Stefan, and Absent Minds: Intellectuals in Britain, see Bentley, Caine, English, Jennings, and Rodgers
COLLINI, STEFAN, response to Bentley, Caine, English, Jennings, and Rodgers, 395–405
Counter-Enlightenment, see Lestition; see Norton
DELEHANTY, ANN T., on John Dennis, Nicolas Boileau, and poetics, 233–53
D'ELIA, ANTHONY F., on Stefano Porcari's conspiracy against Pope Nicholas V, 207–31
Dennis, John, see Delehanty
Dictionary of the History of Ideas, The, see Parsons
Duperron, Anquetil, see Stuurman
ENGLISH, JAMES F., on Stefan Collini's Absent Minds: Intellectuals in Britain, 363–68
FROBERT, LUDOVIC, on Halévy's lectures on European socialism, 329–53
Godefroy, Théodore, see Thomson
Goguet, Antoine-Yves, see Wolloch
Haldane, Richard Burton, see Vincent
Halévy, Elie, see Frobert
Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich, see Roy
Hornius, Georg, see Weststeijn
Huxley, Julian, see Phillips [End Page 727]
JENNINGS, JEREMY, on the idea of luxury in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century French political thought, 79–105
JENNINGS, JEREMY, Stefan Collini's Absent Minds: Intellectuals in Britain, 381–87
Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm von, see Carlin
LESTITION, STEVEN, response to Robert E. Norton on the Counter-Enlightenment, 659–81
LOCHMAN, DANIEL T., on John Colet's reading of Dionysius's Ecclesiastical Hierarchy, 1–34
luxury debate, in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century France, see Jennings
de Maistre, Joseph, see Armenteros
MOYN, SAMUEL, introduction to interview with Pierre Rosanvallon, 701–2
von Neumann, John, see Rashid
New Dictionary of the History of Ideas, see Parsons
NORTON, ROBERT E., on the myth of the Counter-Enlightenment, 635–58
O'NEILL, DANIEL I., on John Adams, Mary Wollstonecraft, and the French Revolution, 451–76
PARSONS, JOTHAM, review of The Dictionary of the History of Ideas and the New Dictionary of the History of Ideas, 683–99
PHILLIPS, PAUL T., on Julian Huxley and evolutionary humanism, 613–33
Pope Nicholas V, see D'Elia
Porcari, Stefano, see D'Elia
RASHID, SALIM, on John von Neumann and scientific method, 501–27
RODGERS, DANIEL T., on Stefan Collini's Absent Minds: Intellectuals in Britain, 389–93
Rosanvallon, Pierre, see Moyn; see Sebastián
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, see Armenteros
ROY, AYON, on Hegel in Coleridge's Biographia Literaria, 279–304
SCHAEFER, RICHARD, on Franz Brentano and German Catholicism, 477–99
SCHWARTZBERG, MELISSA, on Jeremy Bentham on fallibility and infallibility, 563–85
SEBASTIÁN, JAVIER FERNÁNDEZ, interview with Pierre Rosanvallon, 703–15
Strauss, Leo, see Altman
STUURMAN, SIEP, on Anquetil Duperron on India and America, 255–78
THOMSON, ERIK, on Théodore Godefroy and Cardinal Richelieu, 407–27
Venn, John, see Wall
VINCENT, ANDREW, on Richard Burton Haldane, German philosophy, and British public policy, 157–79
Vossius, Isaac, see Weststeijn
WALL, BYRON E., on John Venn, James Ward, and mental philosophy and logic at Cambridge, 131–55 [End Page 728]
Ward, James, see Wall
WESTSTEIJN, THIJS, on Isaac Vossius's and Georg Hornius's debate on Chinese culture, 537–61
WOLLOCH, NATHANIEL, on Antoine-Yves Goguet's historiography, 429–49
Wollstonecraft, Mary, see O'Neill