And just to bring you up to speed with this term's #MondaySeminar, it's been a lot of fun, at St John's this year, with a roundtable celebrating Jessica Patterson's new book (Religion, Enlightenment and Empire: British Interpretations of Hinduism in the Eighteenth Century), followed by papers from Sarah Mortimer (Oxford), Natasha Wheatley (Princeton), Charlotte Johann (Cambridge), and Benjamin Straumann (NYU / Zürich).

#IntellectualHistory #HistoryofPoliticalThought

Good morning, Mastodon!

As Twitter circles around history's plughole, wondering whether to descend, everyone's setting up Over Here, and The Cambridge School Twitterfeed is no exception.

To introduce itself: The Cambridge School presents toots from the Centre for Political Thought at the University of Cambridge, which is a co-operative enterprise shared between the Faculty of History and the Department of Politics and International Studies.

And we have a #MondaySeminar.

#IntellectualHistory

Good morning, Mastodon!

As Twitter circles around history's plughole, and we wonder whether it is going to descend, everyone's setting up Over Here, and The Cambridge School Twitterfeed is no exception.

To introduce itself: The Cambridge School presents toots from the Centre for Political Thought at the University of Cambridge, which is a co-operative enterprise shared between the Faculty of History and the Department of Politics and International Studies.

And we have a #MondaySeminar.