Political science

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Manuscript for an unpublished monograph entitled "Equality and Individuality: Objectivity in Political Theory and Ethics"

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Manuscript entitled "Chapter Seven: The Aristotelian Lineage of Marx's Eudaimonism."

Abstract Works, articles, etc. that mention or highlight Professor Gilbert's books, including a webpage on "Black Soldiers in the Revolutionary War" published by the National Museum of African American History and Culture; a Faculty spotlight focusing on Professor Gilbert (2020); Prof. Gilbert's research description from the DU website; a citation of Prof. Gilbert in "The Political Science" (1989); and a mention of Professor Gilbert in a list of books entitled "American Revolution Top Ten Booklist"...

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This folder contains a notebook and notes of Burton Feldman's pertaining to myth, politics, and the notion of kinship. The notebook is filled, largely, with lists of authors that Burton would potentially be referencing. Alongside the notebook are a stack of index cards with notes concerning the concepts the authors discussed. The folder also contains some loose sheets of paper and newspaper clippings that had been in the notebook.

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This is the first of two folders containing a transcript of a series of lectures given by Leo Strauss at the University of Chicago about the work of Giambattista Vico. Burton Feldman used this for a paper he later wrote on Giambattista Vico and mythology.

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This is the second of two folders containing a transcript of a series of lectures given by Leo Strauss at the University of Chicago about the work of Giambattista Vico. Burton Feldman used this for a paper he later wrote on Giambattista Vico and mythology.

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This folder contains Burton Feldman's notes and research on various individuals for use in a paper on mythology.

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Flyers and advertisements for classes taught by Professor Gilbert, especially courses involving international travel over interterm breaks.

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Various flyers for talks and readings by Professor Gilbert (both research-related and poetry readings), also including a few agendas for sessions.

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Flyers for Professor Gilbert's talks and poetry readings from ca. 1990-2012, but with some undated materials.