Contents of Volume 80

	No.	Page
Abu-ʿUksa, Wael: The Construction of the Concepts “Democracy” and “Republic” in Arabic in the Eastern and Southern Mediterranean, 1798–1878 ..................................	2	249
Aerts, Saskia: Historical Approaches to Epistemic Authority: The Case of Neoplatonism...................	3	343
Aljunied, Khairudin: Deformations of the Secular: Naquib Al-Attas’s Conception and Critique of Secularism ....................	4	643
Barr, Timothy: Without Apparent Occasion: Recent Research on Melancholy .........................................................................	2	313
Bates, Zach: The Idea of Royal Empire and the Imperial Crown of England, 1542–1698 .......................................................	1	25
Blank, Andreas: Value, Justice, and Presumption in the Late Scholastic Controversy over Price Regulation ......................	2	183
Bruno-Jofré, Rosa: Localizing Dewey’s Notions of Democracy and Education: A Journey across Configurations in Latin America ...............................................................................	3	433
Carhart, Michael C.: Practices of Intellectual Labor in the Republic of Letters: Leibniz and Edward Bernard on Language and European Origins .........................................	3	365
Drochon, Hugo: Raymond Aron’s “Machiavellian” Liberalism ...........................................................................	4	621
Germana, Nicholas: The Creuzerstreit and Hegel’s Philosophy of History ................................................................................	2	271
Gordon, Peter E.: Introduction: Reflections on the Fiftieth Anniversary of Hans Blumenberg’s The Legitimacy of the Modern Age ........................................................................	1	67
Gordon, Peter. E.: Secularization, Genealogy, and the Legitimacy of the Modern Age: Remarks on the Löwith-Blumenberg Debate .................................................................................	1	147
Hare, J. Laurence and Fabian Link: The Idea of Volk and the Origins of Völkisch Research, 1800–1930s .........................	4	575
Helbig, Daniela: Life without Toothache: Hans Blumenberg’s Zettelkasten and History of Science as Theoretical Attitude	1	91
Israel, Jonathan: Pierre Bayle’s Correspondence and Its Significance for the History of Ideas ....................................	3	479
Martínez, Raúl Martínez: Geoffrey Scott and Modern Architectural Thought: The Creation of a Legacy throughout the Twentieth Century ......................................	4	597
Monod, Jean-Claude: Archives, Thresholds, Discontinuities: Blumenberg and Foucault on Historical Substantialism and the Phenomenology of History ............................................	1	133
Nadler, Steven: Spinoza and Menasseh ben Israel: Facts and Fictions ...............................................................................	4	533
Nicholls, Sophie: Sovereignty and Government in Jean Bodin’s Six Livres de la République (1576) ......................................	1	47
Quatrini, Francesco: Adam Boreel on Collegiant Freedom of Speech .................................................................................	4	511
Ramberg, Peter J.: Transcendental Materialism in the German Free Religious Movement: Science, Nature, and Theology in Kirchliche Reform, 1846–52 ...............................................	3	409
Smith, Sophie: The Language of “Political Science” in Early Modern Europe ...................................................................	2	203
Styfhals, Willem: Modernity as Theodicy: Odo Marquard Reads Hans Blumenberg’s The Legitimacy of the Modern Age ......	1	113
Townsend, Dabney: On Genius: The Development of a Philosophical Concept of Genius in Eighteenth-Century Britain .................................................................................	4	555
Velmet, Aro: Sovereignty after Gender Trouble: Language, Reproduction, and Supranationalism in Estonia, 1980–2017 ..........................................................................	3	455
Walter, Ryan: Defending Political Theory After Burke: Stewart’s Intellectual Disciplines and the Demotion of Practice ..........	3	387
Weidner, Daniel: The History of Dogma and the Story of Modernity: The Modern Age as “Second Overcoming of Gnosticism” ........................................................................	1	75
Weinreich, Spencer: Hagiography by the Book: Bibliomancy and Early Modern Cultures of Compilation in Francisco Zumel’s De vitis patrum (1588) ........................................................	1	1
Wilkin, Rebecca: Feminism and Natural Right in François Poulain de la Barre and Gabrielle Suchon ............................	2	227
Woolridge, Paul: Scrutiny’s Virtue: Leavis, MacIntyre, and the Case for Tradition ...............................................................	2	289