Ideas in History Vol. 8

Focusing on the interdisciplinary study of intellectual history, this journal fosters collaboration among Nordic universities to enhance awareness of research and resources in the field. It encourages diverse methodological approaches and critical reflections on historical contexts, bridging geographical and institutional divides. The latest volume features articles on topics such as Kurt Goldstein's philosophical anthropology, anti-federalism in American constitutional debates, Swedish peasantry rhetoric, and Hannah Arendt's exploration of forgiveness post-Holocaust.