Announcing: The 2000 issue of the *Intellectual History Newsletter*
Volume 22
Editors: Casey Nelson Blake and Howard Brick

ARTICLES:

Sheldon Pollock, "Indian Knowledge Systems on the Eve of Colonialism"
Marcia Yonemoto, "Envisioning Japan in Eighteenth-Century Europe: The International Career of a Cartographic Image"
Tyler Stovall, "Music and Modernity, Tourism and Transgression: Harlem and Montmartre in the Jazz Age"
Joel Anderson, "The 'Third Generation' of the Frankfurt School"

REVIEWS:

Robert Westbrook, "Leaky Boats," review of Daniel Rodgers, *Atlantic Crossings: Social Politics in a Progressive Age*
Richard H. King, "Isaiah Berlin: Transatlantic Liberal," review of Michael Ignatieff, *Isaiah Berlin: A Life*, and Isaiah Berlin, *The Proper Study of Mankind*
Gerald Early, "Antiracial Racialism: James, Du Bois, and the Black Intellectual," review of Ross Posnock, *Color and Culture: Black Writers and the Making of the Modern Intellectual*

IN MEMORIAM:

Richard H. King, "The Last Southern Historian: C. Vann Woodward" Paul Robinson, "H. Stuart Hughes"

SYLLABUS:

David Engerman, "Towards a Cosmopolitan History of American Thought"

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