Lionel A Mckenzie

Biographic Data

ID1445248
NAMELionel A Mckenzie
GIVEN NAMESLionel A
FAMILY NAMEMckenzie
SIGNATUREMCKENZIE L A
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Canberra
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS9
TOTAL CITATIONS5
WORKS AS AUTHOR9
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1981
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1996
H-INDEX1

  • Literacy and its uses

    Lionel A Mckenzie, Lionel McKenzieARTICLEHistory of European Ideas1996

    Literacy and its uses: Studies on late medieval Italy." History of European Ideas, 22(2), pp. 147–148

  • Machiavelli and mystery of state

    Lionel A Mckenzie, Lionel McKenzieARTICLEHistory of European Ideas1995

    (1995). Machiavelli and mystery of state. History of European Ideas: Vol. 21, No. 1, pp. 136-137

  • Civility and society in Western Europe, 1300–1600

    Lionel A MckenzieARTICLEHistory of European Ideas1990

    (1990). Civility and society in Western Europe, 1300–1600. History of European Ideas: Vol. 12, No. 2, pp. 298-300

  • Politics and culture in early modem Europe

    Lionel A MckenzieARTICLEHistory of European Ideas1989References: 1

  • Books in Review

    Open AccessLionel A MckenzieARTICLEPolitical Theory1983

  • Philosophy and the State in France

    Lionel A MckenzieARTICLESixteenth Century Journal1982

  • Rousseau's Debate with Machiavelli in the Social Contract

    Lionel A MckenzieARTICLEJournal of the History of Ideas1982Cited by: 5

    O tema da repblica um eixo fundamental em torno do qual Nicolau Maquiavel e Jean-Jacques Rousseau desenvolveram suas respectivas reflexes sobre a poltica, sendo que as obras do escritor florentino serviram de referncia para o filsofo de Genebra em diversos momentos.Assim, pretendo abordar algumas das questes chaves que justificam o ttulo de pensadores republicanos atribudo a ambos os autores, enfocando o elo que eles estabeleceram entre a liberda…

  • The French Revolution and English Parliamentary Reform

    Lionel A MckenzieARTICLEEighteenth-Century Studies1981

    ion (p. 454). Across the Atlantic, fortunately, opinion had continued to progress until it freed America from the of tyranny. Across the Channel the same moral revolution had reached point where it needed only a pebble to bring the same Colossus down. Mackintosh in 1791 was looking back on period in which much had been achieved in France with fair degree of harmony. This unobstructed perspective reinforced his illusion that the French legislators…

  • Natural right and the emergence of the idea of interest in early modern political thought

    Lionel A MckenzieARTICLEHistory of European Ideas1981

    (1981). Natural right and the emergence of the idea of interest in early modern political thought: Francesco Guicciardini and Jean de Silhon. History of European Ideas: Vol. 2, No. 4, pp. 277-298