Nell'articolo si esaminano i diversi modi in cui Leo Strauss e Jacob Klein interpretano il bisogno di riaprire l'annosa disputa tra antichi e moderni. Il loro obiettivo è di rispondere alla crisi della ragione sancita dalla Prima Guerra Mondiale. Ci si sofferma in particolare sul modo in cui la filosofia intende la propria dimensione naturale e la propria dimensione storica. Le posizioni di Strauss e Klein appaiono a riguardo speculari. Mentre Strauss pensa che il ritorno al pensiero antico possa superare l'approccio storicistico che ha spesso caratterizzato la filosofia moderna e riscoprire l'attenzione per la natura delle cose, Klein pensa invece che il ritorno al pensiero antico possa condurre l'uomo moderno a riscoprire le origini sedim...
The work aims to shed light on a phase of Max Scheler's intellectual journey that is as little studi...
The work offers an analysis concerning Edmund Husserl's idea of philosophy, through a description of...
The paper explores Nietzsche's observations on language in Human, All Too Human I, 11; reflects on t...
Nell'articolo si esaminano i diversi modi in cui Leo Strauss e Jacob Klein interpretano il bisogno d...
The question on the essence of man and his relationship to nature is certainly one of the most impor...
The theme of the discussion between Helmut Kuhn and Leo Strauss on Strauss’ book Natural Right and H...
In the current article I discuss the different ways in which Leo Strauss and Jacob Klein interpret t...
Through his early confrontation with Spinoza’s philosophy and its impact on modern German and Jewish...
This article aims to bring to light the unpolitical nature of the philosophical investigation. To pu...
Through his early confrontation with Spinoza\u2019s philosophy and its impact on modern German and J...
This article aims to bring to light the unpolitical nature of the philosophical investigation. To p...
Special Issue: The Wisdom of the Ancients. The German-Jewish Revaluation of Ancient Philosophy Gue...
La querella entre los antiguos y los modernos encuentra en el debate entre Leo Strauss y Alexandre K...
\uabA journey from Jerusalem to Athens\ubb. In this way R\ue9mi Brague describes the intellectual pa...
L'elaborato prende in esame le principali questioni filosofiche legate al problema del pensiero post...
The work aims to shed light on a phase of Max Scheler's intellectual journey that is as little studi...
The work offers an analysis concerning Edmund Husserl's idea of philosophy, through a description of...
The paper explores Nietzsche's observations on language in Human, All Too Human I, 11; reflects on t...
Nell'articolo si esaminano i diversi modi in cui Leo Strauss e Jacob Klein interpretano il bisogno d...
The question on the essence of man and his relationship to nature is certainly one of the most impor...
The theme of the discussion between Helmut Kuhn and Leo Strauss on Strauss’ book Natural Right and H...
In the current article I discuss the different ways in which Leo Strauss and Jacob Klein interpret t...
Through his early confrontation with Spinoza’s philosophy and its impact on modern German and Jewish...
This article aims to bring to light the unpolitical nature of the philosophical investigation. To pu...
Through his early confrontation with Spinoza\u2019s philosophy and its impact on modern German and J...
This article aims to bring to light the unpolitical nature of the philosophical investigation. To p...
Special Issue: The Wisdom of the Ancients. The German-Jewish Revaluation of Ancient Philosophy Gue...
La querella entre los antiguos y los modernos encuentra en el debate entre Leo Strauss y Alexandre K...
\uabA journey from Jerusalem to Athens\ubb. In this way R\ue9mi Brague describes the intellectual pa...
L'elaborato prende in esame le principali questioni filosofiche legate al problema del pensiero post...
The work aims to shed light on a phase of Max Scheler's intellectual journey that is as little studi...
The work offers an analysis concerning Edmund Husserl's idea of philosophy, through a description of...
The paper explores Nietzsche's observations on language in Human, All Too Human I, 11; reflects on t...