Max Skjönsberg
@MaxSkjonsberg
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Assistant Professor of Humanities @UFHamilton. Author of The Persistence of Party: Ideas of Harmonious Discord in c18th Britain (CUP, 2021).
Gainesville, Florida
Joined December 2016
Publication day! Today my book, The Persistence of Party: Ideas of Harmonious Discord in Eighteenth-Century Britain, is published by @CambridgeUP (‘Ideas in Context’ series). Read a blog post about it here:
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RT @HayekProgram: Happy birthday Milton Friedman! 🥳. In honor of the occasion, check out @PeterBoettke's conversation with @profburns on he….
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This week, Peter Boettke interviews Jennifer Burns, author of
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RT @ufhamilton: Thanks for the highlight, @TheAlligator! We're building something bold at UF—new faculty, new majors and an Oxford-style ac….
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Robert Ingram, the new interim director for the UF Hamilton School for Classical and Civic Education, wants to mark a new chapter of rapid expansion and academic ambition.
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RT @lee_trepanier: My response to @jennfrey's NYTimes editorial about Tulsa's Honor Program in @LawLiberty! .
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The repurposing of Tulsa’s Honor Program is representative of a troubling homogenization trend in higher education.
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RT @DusenburyDavid: Very much look forward to working with the Hamilton School’s brilliant new faculty members. Good things are happening a….
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RT @ufhamilton: Congratulations to Dr. Allen Guelzo, Professor of Humanities at Hamilton, on receiving the Walter W. Buckley Jr. Prize in A….
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RT @ufhamilton: Our own Dr. David McPherson reflects on the enduring legacy of Alasdair MacIntyre—one of the most influential moral philoso….
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What to make of the work and influence of the legendary philosopher and academic in the wake of his death at 96.
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RT @ufhamilton: "Democracy Tamed" continues the conversation. The journal History of European Ideas recently hosted a roundtable on Dr. Gi….
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In this response to the symposium on Democracy Tamed, I examine Montesquieu's potential influence on the capacitarian liberals of the nineteenth century, explain my interpretation of Guizot vis-à-v...
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RT @daniel_dsj2110: “The JHI’s Board of Editors is delighted to announce a new award for graduate students. The Martin Jay Prize recognize….
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My new essay in @LawLiberty: "Pocock’s Conservative Liberalism."
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J. G. A. Pocock championed the study of tradition and the history of the sovereign state.
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RT @LawLiberty: Political scientist Samuel Goldman (@SWGoldman) is known for his sharp takes on menswear and in our new episode of The Law….
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RT @Big_Liberty: @MaxSkjonsberg has a truly excellent essay on JGA Pocock and the neglected aspects of his scholarship. Highly recommended….
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J. G. A. Pocock championed the study of tradition and the history of the sovereign state.
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RT @lee_trepanier: @MaxSkjonsberg: "J. G. A. Pocock championed the study of tradition and the history of the sovereign state.". https://t.co….
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J. G. A. Pocock championed the study of tradition and the history of the sovereign state.
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RT @LawLiberty: Pocock didn't just study history but believed it held society together. Explore this thread on his ideas about tradition, s….
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It was a true pleasure to give this year's Quentin Skinner Lecture at the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (@CRASSHlive), Cambridge. Thanks to everyone who participated and attended!
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RT @ufhamilton: Our own @MaxSkjonsberg dives into the provocative legacy of Bernard Mandeville in his latest review essay for @LawLiberty.….
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Bernard Mandeville addressed the relationship between economics and morality and gave an answer no one wanted to hear.
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RT @daniel_dsj2110: This will be fantastic by Arthur Ghins--one of the best there is on the history of liberal thought in France: "The Peop….
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Cambridge Core - European History after 1450 - The People's Two Powers
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Very much looking forward to delivering this year's Quentin Skinner Lecture this Friday @CRASSHlive @CamHistory
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Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities
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RT @McKinleyAn: I think ‘Man-Devil’ is my favourite book this year so far. Really brilliant. @MaxSkjonsberg does a great job reviewing it.
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RT @LawLiberty: "We need not endorse [Bernard] Mandeville’s entire philosophy to recognize that the questions he posed are as pertinent as….
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