The Italian “Difference”. Philosophy between Old and New Tendencies in Contemporary Italy
Back in vogue today is the tendency of Italian philosophy toward reflection on itself that has always characterized an important part of our historiographical tradition. The present essay firstly analyzes the various interpretative positions in respect to the legitimacy, the risks, and the benefits...
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doaj-6a98e57adf784e088088c4881114a73e2020-11-25T03:17:45ZengFirenze University PressPhenomenology and Mind2280-78532239-40282017-08-011210.13128/Phe_Mi-2112417486The Italian “Difference”. Philosophy between Old and New Tendencies in Contemporary ItalyCorrado Claverini0Vita-Salute San Raffaele University Back in vogue today is the tendency of Italian philosophy toward reflection on itself that has always characterized an important part of our historiographical tradition. The present essay firstly analyzes the various interpretative positions in respect to the legitimacy, the risks, and the benefits of such a discourse, which intends to distinguish the different traditions of thought by resorting to a criterion of territorial or national kind. Secondly, the essay examines diverse paradigms that identify – in “precursory genius”; in ethical and civil vocation; and in “living thought” – the distinctive hallmark of the Italian philosophical tradition from the Renaissance to today. https://oaj.fupress.net/index.php/pam/article/view/7284Italian philosophyRoberto Espositoliving thoughtEugenio Garin |
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The Italian “Difference”. Philosophy between Old and New Tendencies in Contemporary Italy |
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The Italian “Difference”. Philosophy between Old and New Tendencies in Contemporary Italy |
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The Italian “Difference”. Philosophy between Old and New Tendencies in Contemporary Italy |
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Back in vogue today is the tendency of Italian philosophy toward reflection on itself that has always characterized an important part of our historiographical tradition. The present essay firstly analyzes the various interpretative positions in respect to the legitimacy, the risks, and the benefits of such a discourse, which intends to distinguish the different traditions of thought by resorting to a criterion of territorial or national kind. Secondly, the essay examines diverse paradigms that identify – in “precursory genius”; in ethical and civil vocation; and in “living thought” – the distinctive hallmark of the Italian philosophical tradition from the Renaissance to today.
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