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Hegel's Confrontation With The Sciences In 'observing Reason': Notes For A DiscussionBulletin of the Hegel Society of Great Britain 55 1-22. 2007.
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13Illusions of Imagination and Adventures of Reason in Kant’s first CritiqueIn Mario Egger (ed.), Philosophie Nach Kant: Neue Wege Zum Verständnis von Kants Transzendental- Und Moralphilosophie, De Gruyter. pp. 141-188. 2014.
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2Legge umana e legge divina nella sezione VI A della Fenomenologia dello SpiritoGiornale di Metafisica 3 (2): 393. 1981.
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54On the Relation Between “Mode” and “Measure” in Hegel’s Science of LogicThe Owl of Minerva 20 (1): 21-49. 1988.To readers of the Science of Logic, “mode” signifies the externality of the absolute, and its proper place within the text is at the level of the determinations of reflection, within the Doctrine of Essence. Let us take a look at the third section of the Doctrine of Essence: “Actuality”. In its broadest meaning, this signifies “reflected absoluteness,” that is to say, the unity of essence and existence; therefore, it is not a purely immediate existence, but “the immediate unity of form between i…Read more
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Logica e filosofia della natura nella 'dottrina dell'essere' hegelianaRivista di Storia Della Filosofia 46 (4): 701. 1991.Any historical and critical appreciation of Hegel's basic thesis of the identity of metaphysics with logic cannot fail to compare it with his charging Kant and Fichte with attaching a merely subjective meaning to logical determinations, as well as Schelling with spinozism and extrinsicalness in conceiving the absolute indifference of subject with object. This paper aims to give an account of Hegel's notion of nature as it arises from the fulfillment of the logical idea (as the Anderssein of the …Read more
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'Logic and philosophy of nature in hegel'dottrina Dell essere'. 2Rivista di Storia Della Filosofia 47 (1): 103-124. 1992.
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17Logica e filosofia della natura nella "Dottrina dell'essere" hegeliana ""Rivista di Storia Della Filosofia 47 (1): 103. 1992.
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New sources for Hegel early philosophy of nature-annotated excerpts from the'catalogue de la bibliotheque de tschugg'in BerneRivista di Storia Della Filosofia 48 (4): 717-760. 1993.
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17Nuove fonti per la filosofia della natura del primo Hegel: dal "Catalogue de la bibliothèque de Tschugg" a BernaRivista di Storia Della Filosofia 48 (4): 717. 1993.For the first time, documental evidence is provided in German to support the claim that during his Bern period Hegel continued to cultivate his interests and training in mathematics, physics and the natural sciences, thus filling an important lacuna in the development of Hegel's thought, also for the multifarious fund representative of both French Cartesian school and Newtonian handbooks present in Tschugg's library. So far, indeed, the Geometrische Studien and the 1801 De orbitis had been viewe…Read more
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On Newton's demonstration of Kepler's second law in Hegel's De Orbitis Planetarum (1801)Philosophia Naturalis 31 (1): 150-170. 1994.
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1Framing Hypotheses: Numbers in Nature and the Logic of Measure in the Development of Hegel's SystemIn Stephen Houlgate (ed.), Hegel and the Philosophy of Nature, Suny Press. pp. 283--310. 1998.
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17Approaching Contemporary Philosophical Problems Historically: on Idealisms, Realisms, and PragmatismsEsercizi Filosofici 10 (1)As guest editor of this special issue of Esercizi Filosofici, the author introduces Kenneth R. Westphal’s and Paolo Parrini’s position papers on pragmatism, idealism and realism by elucidating the background and rationale of the workshop she organized on 29 April, 2015 at the Department of Humanities of the University of Trieste, within the framework of her undergraduate course in «History of Modern and Contemporary Philosophy». The Appendix lists questions posed by students and by the audience,…Read more
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21From Disparagement to Appreciation: Shifting Paradigms and interdisciplinary Openings in interpreting Hegel’s Philosophy of NatureEsercizi Filosofici 9 (1): 1-13. 2014.This paper recounts a dramatic paradigm shift in the debate on the value and significance of Hegel’s Philosophy of Nature, from the harsh criticism it faced over the past two centuries to its reappraisal, in the last three decades, through both the vindication of Hegel’s competence in the empirical sciences and the appreciation of his assessment of organic life and habitat, at the intersection with anthropology. The paper concludes with the most recent trends in scholarship, which focus on the p…Read more
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