The New Philosophical Climate in Italy

Review of Metaphysics 5 (2):327 - 330 (1951)
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Abstract

A quick way of spotting the new intellectual climate in Italy is via a comparison of a survey article on contemporary Italian philosophy, "Orientamenti della Filosofia Contemporanea in Italia," published by Francesco Orestano practically on the eve of the last war, with a very recent volume of essays entitled La mia prospettiva filosofica. The latter contains a dozen Confessiones Fidei, ten of which are written by present-day Italian thinkers, the other two being by Jules Chaix-Ruy and Louis Lavelle of France.

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