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Esercizi Filosofici 17 (2022)

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Special issue / Numero Speciale "Contributions for a history of naturalism" / "Contributi per una storia del naturalismo"

 

Andrea Sain, Per Francesco Corvino

Introduzione

Guido Giglioni

Nature that Remains and Nature that Comes and Goes: Bernardino Telesio’s Idea of Natural Selfhood

Michele Merlicco

A Recurring Image in Francesco Patrizi of Cherso: the Ruins

Omero Proietti

Spinoza e la fatalis necessitas di tutte le cose

Shaban Zanelli

Animal Rationis Particeps. Il problema della natura umana nel diritto universale di G.B. Vico

Emanuele Levi Mortera

Natura, natura umana e finalismo nella scuola scozzese del senso comune

Pier Francesco Corvino

Nature of Philosophy and Philosophy of Nature: Henrich Steffens’ “enhanced” Naturalism

Filippo Focosi

L’esperienza estetica tra arte e natura (a partire dall’Estetica di Paolo D’Angelo)

 

Contributed Papers / Contributi

 

Davide Cragnolini

Decidere insieme: un vulnus della democrazia

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    Animal Rationis Particeps. Il problema della natura umana nel diritto universale di G.B. Vico
    (EUT Edizioni Università di Trieste, 2022-07)
    Zanelli, Shaban
    Aim of the paper is to analyze the conception of the human nature in Vico’s Diritto universale. The main proposal is to understand that Vico had an essential view of human nature intended as animal rationis particeps and that this definition had a foundational role into his jurisprudence book. In fact, in order to understand myths, laws and facts from the past it’s necessary to understand the natural relationship between the human mind and the eternal truth. It is precisely the disproportion between finite and infinite, that by this relationship are united in human beings, that founds the inexhaustible course of history.
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