Bruce L Kinzer
Biographic Data
| ID | 1168541 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bruce L Kinzer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bruce L |
| FAMILY NAME | Kinzer |
| SIGNATURE | KINZER B L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Carolina Wilmington |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2520-3141 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Making of J. S. Mill's Collected Works , and Its Aftermath
In 1973, a conference was held in Toronto to mark the bicentenary of James Mill's birth and the centenary of John Stuart Mill's death. By that time, Toronto had emerged as the centre of Mill studies. Between 1963 and 1973, the University of Toronto Press had published, in a scholarly edition, eleven volumes of Mill's Collected works . A further twenty-two volumes would appear in the eighteen years that followed. Only two of the nine presenters at…
Morley of Blackburn
Re-reading the Constitution
William Cobbett and Rural Popular Culture. Ian Dyck
Men versus the State
Preface The paradise lost of liberalism Rivals to the Benthamite heritage Progress and the struggle for existence The formation of character The organic conception of society The individualist theory of history The reworking of utilitarianism Justice, property, and natural right Individualism and conservatism Select bibliography Index
John Stuart Mill and the Catholic Question in 1825
John Stuart Mill's connection with the Irish question spanned more than four decades and embraced a variety of elements. Of his writings on Ireland, the best known are his forty-three Morning Chronicle articles of 1846–47 composed in response to the Famine, the section of the Principles of Political Economy that treats the issue of cottier tenancy and the problem of Irish land, and, most conspicuous of all, his radical pamphlet England and Irelan…
Liberalism, Popular and Otherwise
Thomas Attwood
The Gladstonian Turn of Mind
J. S. Mill and Irish Land
Lynn Zastoupil, in his article ‘Moral Government: J. S. Mill on Ireland’, ( Historical Journal , 26, 3 (Sept. 1983)), has made an important contribution to our understanding of the sources and character of Mill's views on Ireland. He is right to suggest that insufficient attention has been paid to the lengthy series of Morning Chronicle leaders written by Mill in response to the Famine. No less instructive is his emphasis on the centrality of mor…
J.S. Mill and the Problem of Party
Although party was a considerably more limited force in the British political system between the repeal of the Corn Laws and the Second Reform Act than it had been either during the thirties and early forties or in the later decades of the nineteenth century, it was nonetheless a significant fact of English political life throughout the Victorian period. Few students of nineteenth-century British politics, however, would look to J.S. Mill, perhap…
The Failure of “Pressure From Without”
J. S. Mill and Irish Land
Lynn Zastoupil, in his article ‘Moral Government: J. S. Mill on Ireland’, ( Historical Journal , 26, 3 (Sept. 1983)), has made an important contribution to our understanding of the sources and character of Mill's views on Ireland. He is right to suggest that insufficient attention has been paid to the lengthy series of Morning Chronicle leaders written by Mill in response to the Famine. No less instructive is his emphasis on the centrality of mor…
J.S. Mill and the Problem of Party
Although party was a considerably more limited force in the British political system between the repeal of the Corn Laws and the Second Reform Act than it had been either during the thirties and early forties or in the later decades of the nineteenth century, it was nonetheless a significant fact of English political life throughout the Victorian period. Few students of nineteenth-century British politics, however, would look to J.S. Mill, perhap…
The Failure of “Pressure From Without”
J.S. Mill and the Problem of Party
Although party was a considerably more limited force in the British political system between the repeal of the Corn Laws and the Second Reform Act than it had been either during the thirties and early forties or in the later decades of the nineteenth century, it was nonetheless a significant fact of English political life throughout the Victorian period. Few students of nineteenth-century British politics, however, would look to J.S. Mill, perhap…
J. S. Mill and Irish Land
Lynn Zastoupil, in his article ‘Moral Government: J. S. Mill on Ireland’, ( Historical Journal , 26, 3 (Sept. 1983)), has made an important contribution to our understanding of the sources and character of Mill's views on Ireland. He is right to suggest that insufficient attention has been paid to the lengthy series of Morning Chronicle leaders written by Mill in response to the Famine. No less instructive is his emphasis on the centrality of mor…
The Gladstonian Turn of Mind
Thomas Attwood
Men versus the State
Preface The paradise lost of liberalism Rivals to the Benthamite heritage Progress and the struggle for existence The formation of character The organic conception of society The individualist theory of history The reworking of utilitarianism Justice, property, and natural right Individualism and conservatism Select bibliography Index
John Stuart Mill and the Catholic Question in 1825
John Stuart Mill's connection with the Irish question spanned more than four decades and embraced a variety of elements. Of his writings on Ireland, the best known are his forty-three Morning Chronicle articles of 1846–47 composed in response to the Famine, the section of the Principles of Political Economy that treats the issue of cottier tenancy and the problem of Irish land, and, most conspicuous of all, his radical pamphlet England and Irelan…
Liberalism, Popular and Otherwise
William Cobbett and Rural Popular Culture. Ian Dyck
Re-reading the Constitution
Morley of Blackburn
The Making of J. S. Mill's Collected Works , and Its Aftermath
In 1973, a conference was held in Toronto to mark the bicentenary of James Mill's birth and the centenary of John Stuart Mill's death. By that time, Toronto had emerged as the centre of Mill studies. Between 1963 and 1973, the University of Toronto Press had published, in a scholarly edition, eleven volumes of Mill's Collected works . A further twenty-two volumes would appear in the eighteen years that followed. Only two of the nine presenters at…
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