Italian Philosophy in Relation to European Philosophy

P. 45-110

• Chapters from the same volume (available individually)

  • Introduction : (Re-) Experiencing the Renaissance
  • Editor's Note
  • Acknowledgments
  • The Character and Development of Italian Philosophy From the Sixteenth Century Until Our Time
  • Italian Philosophy in Relation to European Philosophy
  • The Man of Guicciardini
  • Petrarch's Philosophy
  • The Character of the Renaissance
  • The Italian Crisis of the 1500s and the Link Between the Renaissance and the Risorgimento
  • The Beginning of Modern Thought : On the Passion and Experience of the Primordial
  • Humanism and Civic Life
  • The Value of Humanism
  • Which Humanism? : Historical Digressions
  • Epilogue : Renaissance and Risorgimento : The Moral Question
  • Name Index
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