Significados de intellectual history em inglês

The longest of these silences is on the subject of intellectual history.

Thou art not fully acquainted with the intellectual history of thy brother.

Winckelmann's intellectual history authenticates the claims of this tradition in human culture.

Perhaps the most neglected branch of history in general education is intellectual history.

These men are developments-thevery cream of the intellectual history of the Anglo-Saxonrace in America.

Political history is that of the state; economic and intellectual history that of a different group.

The solution may be labeled as elitist, but how else can selection in intellectual history be undertaken?

Pioneering work in sex studies will come only from men and women conservatively trained in high-level intellectual history.

In the late 1980s my interest turned to what academics might call 'the intellectual history of radical agriculture.'

Schiller's importance in the intellectual history of Germany is by no means confined to his poetry and dramas.

Peter Field is Associate Professor of History at Canterbury University, teaching all aspects of American cultural and intellectual history.

The thirteenth century was a decisive epoch in the constitutional as well as in the intellectual history of England.

The greatest fact in the intellectual history of the eighteenth century is the decisive revolution that overtook that sustaining conviction.

Two preeminent scientists built sequential schools of thought that virtually define the intellectual history of this subject in the 20th century.

This episode in intellectual history reminds us of the way in which the idea of beauty penetrates our judgement of people.

When we speak of the intellectual history of a nation we generally mean in reality the intellectual history of the upper classes.