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What should I read to understand Gentile? I've read Kant, but no other idealist philosophers save Berkeley. I'm broadly familiar with Marx.

>> No.20581101

>>20581098
The Torah.

>> No.20581109

>>20581101
Yes, I've read the Pentateuch.
How is it relevant?

>> No.20581154

>>20581098
Hegel
Sorel

>> No.20581169

>>20581098
Fichte, Hegel, Vico, and Croce are his main influences. It's mostly an interpretation of Fichte with Italian adornments (Vico and Croce, Hegel read through Vico).

>> No.20581334

>>20581169
Specific titles to check out by these guys?

>> No.20581397

>>20581098
his only text worth reading is Bernardino Telesio, con appendice bibiografica

>> No.20581445

>>20581334
Foundations of Natural Right - Fichte
Elements of the Philosophy of Right - Hegel
Lectures of the Philosophy of History - Hegel
New Science - Vico

On Croce and Gentile there are English secondary works on archive.org and libgen from pre-WW2 that are very accesible, like:
https://libgen.is/book/index.php?md5=027AFEEC30BC70FD2DCD5D6E2E963EC5

>> No.20581777

>>20581445
Excellent! Thank you!

>> No.20581794

>>20581169
>>20581445
what do you need to read to understand those?