"The Reformation of the Hegelian Dialectic and B. Spaventa" by G. Gentile. Introductory Study, translation and notes.
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Studiahegelianastheg.v8i.14998Keywords:
Giovanni Gentile, Hegel, Italian idealism, Dialectic, Bertrando SpaventaAbstract
The work presents for the first time translated into Spanish Giovanni Gentile's memoir La riforma della dialectica hegeliana e B. Spaventa, published in 1913 as the first part of the almost homonymous book La riforma della dialectica hegeliana. We also include the prologue to the first edition of the book. In order to contextualize the memory, the translation is accompanied by a long introduction where the editorial history of the memory is exposed (§ 1), the position of the book in the historical development of Gentile's thought (§ 2), the Hegelian tradition in which frames his speculation (§ 3) and some observations on the content of the memory (§ 4).
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