Contents of Volume 83

	No.	Page
Abbamonte, Giancarlo and Craig Kallendorf: On Indexing:The Birth and Early Development of an Idea .......................	3	465
Baum, Jacob: The Idea of Deafness as Disability in Renaissance Germany ......................................................	4	621
Ben-Dor Benite, Zvi: The Accountants of Nineveh: Exile Jews and Capitalism in British Imperial Thinking ........................	2	233
Brinley, Michael: Linguistic Diplomacy: Roman Jakobson between East and West, 1956–68 .........................................	2	337
Byrne, Philippa: Portable Scholasticism? The Intellectual Horizons of Gervase of Tilbury ............................................	3	441
Chamedes, Giuliana: How to Do Things with Words: Antifascism as a Differentially Mobilizing Ideology, from the Popular Front to the Black Power Movement.........	1	127
Chaplin, Joyce E.: Historians of Ideas Rush in Where Stratigraphers Fear to Tread .................................................	4	775
Christl, Robert: Anarchism in One Country: Diego Abad de Santillán and the Invention of Participatory National Economic Planning in Interwar Anarchism ..........................	2	313
Clavey, Charles H.: “The Stereotype Takes Care of Everything”: Labor Antisemitism and Critical Theory during World War II........................................................................	4	711
Cristovão Dos Santos, Pedro: Historians and Programmers in the 1970s: Formal Languages, the Writing of History, and Ideas of Science .............................................................	1	157
Dege, Carmen Lea: Myth, Modernity, and the Legacy of the Axial Age: Taylor, Habermas, Assmann, and Jaspers.............	4	743
Forss, Charlotta: Mapping Atlantis: Olof Rudbeck and the Use of Maps in Early Modern Scholarship............................	2	207
Giovannetti-Singh, Gianamar: Astronomical Chronology, the Jesuit China Mission, and Enlightenment History...........	3	487
Green, Karen: Women’s Reception of Kant, 1790–1810..............	2	263
Greenberg, Udi: The Remnants of Giorgio Agamben: The Omnibus Homo Sacer upon Its Completion..................	1	179
Guilhot, Nicolas:“A Primitive Kind of Superstition”: The Idea of the Paranoid Style in Art, Psychiatry, and Politics .............	2	365
Joukovskaia, Anna: Bureaucracy: The Making of a Buzzword ....	4	685
Kaplan, Abram: Occupy the Commonplaces: Machiavelli and the Aristotelian Tradition of the Topics..........................	1	29
Konijnendijk, Roel and Fernando Echeverría: Max Weber, the Rise of the Polis, and the “Hoplite Revolution” Theory..	1	103
Lunbeck, Emma and Robert Stone: The Wise Adviser Trap: Catastrophic Decision-Making
in Herodotus and Thucydides...............................................	3	417
Marcus, Hannah: Knowing Old Age in the Renaissance: Medicine, Poetry, and Spirituality in Ulisse Aldrovandi’s Encyclopedia of Old Age .................................	1	51
Moyn, Samuel: Hannah Arendt among the Cold War Liberals ....	3	533
Mulder, Nicholas: The Neoliberal Transition in Intellectual and Economic History..........................................................	3	559
Randall, Vicky: The Romance of the Republic: Class Conflict and the Problem of Progress in Thomas Arnold’s History of Rome (1838–42)......................	2	287
Roberts, Alexandre M.: Thinking about Chemistry in Byzantium and the Islamic World.....................................	4	595
Schlichter, Felix: Euhemerus and Euhemerism in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries ........................	4	653
Schwab, Maren Elisabeth: Rome as “Part of the Heavens”? Leon Battista Alberti’s Descriptio urbis Romae (ca. 1450) and Ptolemy’s Almagest........................................................	1	1
Stray, Christopher: The Cambridge Greek Lexicon: An Essay-Review..................................................................	2	391
Theiss, William: The Abbé d’Aubignac’s Homer and the Culture of the Street in Seventeenth-Century Paris................	1	77
Williamson, Athanassia: Art as Critical Experience in Theodor W. Adorno and John Dewey...................................	3	511