Oakeshott on Rome and America Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps By gcallah - December 08, 2010 I have reached an agreement with Imprint Academic to publish my new book, which currently has the title above, in the first half of 2012. Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps Comments PH11:48 AMCongrats. Do you get to pick the title?ReplyDeleteRepliesReplygcallah12:10 PMI certainly will have input into the title.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyPH12:50 PMYou might want to make "Oakeshott on Rome and America" the subtitle, and use something flashier—perhaps a pithy line from Oakeshott himself (cf. this)?—for the title itself.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplygcallah2:02 PMI certainly DO want a flashier title -- I just don't have one yet! Suggestions are welcomed.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyDaniel McCarthy6:26 PMCongratulations. I'm greatly looking forward to it.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyPH1:18 PMIt's hard to judge a work by its table of contents, so these titles might be hilariously inapposite. Even so, they are the best I could come up with:1. Constitutionalism's Empty Promise: Oakeshott on Rome and America2. Rome, America, and the Failure of Rationalism: Oakeshott on the Fate of Two Civilizations3. The Imaginary Chains of a Constitution: Oakeshott on the Roman and American ExperimentsThat last one is of course an allusion to the famous Jefferson quotation.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplygcallah1:21 PMGood work, PSH.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyAdd commentLoad more... Post a Comment
Congrats. Do you get to pick the title?
ReplyDeleteI certainly will have input into the title.
ReplyDeleteYou might want to make "Oakeshott on Rome and America" the subtitle, and use something flashier—perhaps a pithy line from Oakeshott himself (cf. this)?—for the title itself.
ReplyDeleteI certainly DO want a flashier title -- I just don't have one yet! Suggestions are welcomed.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations. I'm greatly looking forward to it.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to judge a work by its table of contents, so these titles might be hilariously inapposite. Even so, they are the best I could come up with:
ReplyDelete1. Constitutionalism's Empty Promise: Oakeshott on Rome and America
2. Rome, America, and the Failure of Rationalism: Oakeshott on the Fate of Two Civilizations
3. The Imaginary Chains of a Constitution: Oakeshott on the Roman and American Experiments
That last one is of course an allusion to the famous Jefferson quotation.
Good work, PSH.
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