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Intellectual History Review Volume 21, 2011 - Issue 1: Post-Analytic Hermeneutics: Themes from Mark Bevir's Philosophy of History
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Why the History of Ideas Needs More than Just Ideas

Jonathan Floyd St Hilda’s College, University of Oxford
Pages 27-42 | Published online: 07 Mar 2011

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Richard Shorten. (2013) How to study ideas in politics and ‘influence’: a typology. Contemporary Politics 19:4, pages 361-378.
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Jonathan Floyd. (2023) Normative Behaviourism: A Reply. Political Studies Review 21:3, pages 490-500.
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Jonathan Floyd. (2015) Analytics and continentals: Divided by nature but united by praxis?. European Journal of Political Theory 15:2, pages 155-171.
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