Benedetto Croce: An Introduction to His Philosophy. Exploring the Neo-Idealism of Italian Philosopher Benedetto Croce
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- Nombre de pages206
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-618290-8
- EAN4064066182908
- Date de parution20/05/2021
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- Taille798 Ko
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Benedetto Croce: An Introduction to His Philosophy, " Raffaello Piccoli offers a profound exploration of the intricate thought of the eminent Italian philosopher Benedetto Croce. The book is marked by a clear, engaging prose that deftly navigates the complexities of Croce's ideas on aesthetics, history, and the philosophy of the spirit, placing them within the broader intellectual currents of the early 20th century.
Piccoli meticulously contextualizes Croce'Äôs contributions against the backdrop of Italian idealism and the socio-political landscape of his time, revealing not only the philosophical nuances but also the historical significance of Croce'Äôs work in shaping modern philosophy and the arts. Raffaello Piccoli, an esteemed scholar with a deep commitment to philosophical inquiry, draws upon his extensive knowledge of Italian philosophy to illuminate Croce's theories.
Having studied the dynamics of philosophical thought and its societal impacts, Piccoli brings a unique perspective to this project, understanding Croce's legacy not merely as a philosopher but as a cultural activist who interwove his ideas with the trajectory of Italian identity and artistic expression. For readers fascinated by philosophy or interested in the evolution of modern thought, Piccoli's book serves as an indispensable guide.
It offers both newcomers and seasoned scholars a fresh lens through which to appreciate Croce's enduring influence, making it an essential addition to the library of anyone eager to grasp the philosophical landscape of the past century.
Piccoli meticulously contextualizes Croce'Äôs contributions against the backdrop of Italian idealism and the socio-political landscape of his time, revealing not only the philosophical nuances but also the historical significance of Croce'Äôs work in shaping modern philosophy and the arts. Raffaello Piccoli, an esteemed scholar with a deep commitment to philosophical inquiry, draws upon his extensive knowledge of Italian philosophy to illuminate Croce's theories.
Having studied the dynamics of philosophical thought and its societal impacts, Piccoli brings a unique perspective to this project, understanding Croce's legacy not merely as a philosopher but as a cultural activist who interwove his ideas with the trajectory of Italian identity and artistic expression. For readers fascinated by philosophy or interested in the evolution of modern thought, Piccoli's book serves as an indispensable guide.
It offers both newcomers and seasoned scholars a fresh lens through which to appreciate Croce's enduring influence, making it an essential addition to the library of anyone eager to grasp the philosophical landscape of the past century.
In "Benedetto Croce: An Introduction to His Philosophy, " Raffaello Piccoli offers a profound exploration of the intricate thought of the eminent Italian philosopher Benedetto Croce. The book is marked by a clear, engaging prose that deftly navigates the complexities of Croce's ideas on aesthetics, history, and the philosophy of the spirit, placing them within the broader intellectual currents of the early 20th century.
Piccoli meticulously contextualizes Croce'Äôs contributions against the backdrop of Italian idealism and the socio-political landscape of his time, revealing not only the philosophical nuances but also the historical significance of Croce'Äôs work in shaping modern philosophy and the arts. Raffaello Piccoli, an esteemed scholar with a deep commitment to philosophical inquiry, draws upon his extensive knowledge of Italian philosophy to illuminate Croce's theories.
Having studied the dynamics of philosophical thought and its societal impacts, Piccoli brings a unique perspective to this project, understanding Croce's legacy not merely as a philosopher but as a cultural activist who interwove his ideas with the trajectory of Italian identity and artistic expression. For readers fascinated by philosophy or interested in the evolution of modern thought, Piccoli's book serves as an indispensable guide.
It offers both newcomers and seasoned scholars a fresh lens through which to appreciate Croce's enduring influence, making it an essential addition to the library of anyone eager to grasp the philosophical landscape of the past century.
Piccoli meticulously contextualizes Croce'Äôs contributions against the backdrop of Italian idealism and the socio-political landscape of his time, revealing not only the philosophical nuances but also the historical significance of Croce'Äôs work in shaping modern philosophy and the arts. Raffaello Piccoli, an esteemed scholar with a deep commitment to philosophical inquiry, draws upon his extensive knowledge of Italian philosophy to illuminate Croce's theories.
Having studied the dynamics of philosophical thought and its societal impacts, Piccoli brings a unique perspective to this project, understanding Croce's legacy not merely as a philosopher but as a cultural activist who interwove his ideas with the trajectory of Italian identity and artistic expression. For readers fascinated by philosophy or interested in the evolution of modern thought, Piccoli's book serves as an indispensable guide.
It offers both newcomers and seasoned scholars a fresh lens through which to appreciate Croce's enduring influence, making it an essential addition to the library of anyone eager to grasp the philosophical landscape of the past century.
