Orbis Idearum. European Journal of the History of Ideas

Orbis Idearum. European Journal of the History of Ideas “Orbis Idearum” is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal devoted to the history of ideas.

What can plants teach us about thinking, memory, and our place in the Anthropocene?In their article “Plant-Thinking in t...
26/11/2025

What can plants teach us about thinking, memory, and our place in the Anthropocene?
In their article “Plant-Thinking in the Anthropocene”, Queen Sarkar and Ananya Mishra explore an emerging ecological perspective that takes plants not just as biological organisms, but as thinkers that reshape our perception of the environment, our understanding of memory, human agency and responsibility.
Drawing on philosophy, literature, and poetry the authors show how plant-life can offer alternative models of awareness, resilience, and coexistence at a time of deep ecological crisis.
A thought-provoking contribution to the intellectual history of ecology — and a fresh lens on the Anthropocene. Read it in the latest issue of Orbis Idearum: https://www.orbisidearum.net/

How did the idea of charity shape social care in 19th- and early 20th-century Krakow?In her article, Barbara Nowak trace...
09/11/2025

How did the idea of charity shape social care in 19th- and early 20th-century Krakow?
In her article, Barbara Nowak traces how Piotr Skarga’s vision of mercy influenced real social institutions – from the Archconfraternity of Mercy in the late 16th century, to the creation of the Krakow Charitable Society (1816) and later the Shelter for the Poor (1830).
This charitable work was not limited to offering food or temporary help to the elderly, sick, or disabled. It emphasized respect for the dignity of every person, encouragement of meaningful work, and the care and education for orphaned children – all seen as expressions of mercy and paths toward spiritual and communal improvement.
Learn more in the latest issue of Orbis Idearum: https://www.orbisidearum.net/

What can conservative thought teach us about education, community, and the value of tradition? In their article “The Val...
19/10/2025

What can conservative thought teach us about education, community, and the value of tradition?
In their article “The Value of Tradition: A Conservative Perspective”, Bainur Yelubayev and Tungysh Abylov provide a reflection on the enduring relevance of conservative ideas in modern society, drawing on thinkers such as Adam Smith, Edmund Burke, Hegel, Roger Scruton, Friedrich Hayek, Russell Kirk, and Michael Oakeshott. They show how conservative thought defends the importance of shared traditions and stable institutions in preserving social cohesion, while also proposing a vision of education as a balance between preservation and progress – an alternative to modern systems driven by utilitarian or industrial aims.

🔍 Read the article and find more insights on various ideas in the latest issue of Orbis Idearum: https://www.orbisidearum.net/

The editorial board of Orbis Idearum is pleased to invite submissions for the next issue.We welcome original contributio...
20/09/2025

The editorial board of Orbis Idearum is pleased to invite submissions for the next issue.
We welcome original contributions on the history of ideas – their transformations, their development across disciplines, and their impact from philosophical, cultural, scientific, and social perspectives. This is a regular issue, not limited to a particular theme.
🖋️ Languages: English, Polish, Italian
📅 Deadline: 30/11/2025
📧 Submission: [email protected]
Send you submission and help us explore the ideas that have shaped – and continue to shape – our world. For editorial rules and our methodological guide, visit: https://www.orbisidearum.net/

✨We are excited to announce the release of the latest issue of Orbis Idearum. European Journal of the History of Ideas! ...
07/09/2025

✨We are excited to announce the release of the latest issue of Orbis Idearum. European Journal of the History of Ideas! ✨
The issue offers valuable perspectives and critical reflections on such topics as:
📖 The role of tradition in conservative thought
📖 Charity and social care
📖 Human-nature relations in the Anthropocene
📖 The bond between spirituality and sustainability
📖 Origins of science: autogenic, theological, and magical
💡 Read the latest insights on the ideas that have transformed history here: https://www.orbisidearum.net/

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