Floris Solleveld (°1982) studied philosophy at the University of Amsterdam, then worked for a European cultural network, and obtained his PhD in the history of the humanities at Radboud University Nijmegen in 2018. As an FWO postdoctoral fellow (2018-2021) he investigates 19th-century language atlases and ethnolinguistic classification.
Selective bibliography
Solleveld, Floris. 2014. “Conceptual Change in the History of the Humanities”. Studium. Tijdschrift voor Wetenschaps- en Universiteitsgeschiedenis 7 (4): 223-239
Solleveld, Floris. 2014. “What Books are made of. Scholarship and Intertextuality in the History of the Humanities”. In The Making of the Humanities. Vol. III: The Making of the Modern Humanities, edited by R. Bod, J. Maat & T. Weststeijn. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press.
Solleveld, Floris. 2016. “How to make a Revolution. Revolutionary Rhetoric in the Humanities around 1800”. History of Humanities 1 (2): 277-301
Solleveld, Floris. Forthcoming. “Afterlives of the Republic of Letters. Learned journals and scholarly community in the early 19th century”, accepted with Erudition and the Republic of Letters
