Maurice Blondel - Michele Federico Sciacca : deux âmes vibrantes de Dieu en dialogue

In the first part of his philosophical adventure, Michele Federico Sciacca considers the French philosopher Maurice Blondel, his contemporary, as one ofhis masters. He corresponds with him and meets him. He spreads his thoughts and oversees translations into Italian. He retains decisive features. In 1962, Sciacca published Dialogo con Maurizio Blondel, which takes stock of his contribution to contemporary thinking while establishing a real distance with the master from Aix-en-Provence. How can we understand this brief, intense and luminous friendship between the two thinkers and what can it bring us today? [Publisherìs Text].

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