Hegel e sua influência no Século XX: Alguns destaques by Francisco Antonio de Vasconcelos

“…Nesse sentido, o escrito aponta para as contribuições dadas por algumas figuras: Benedetto Croce, Giovanni Gentile e Antonio Gramsci; Alexandre Kojève, Jean Hyppolite, Alexandre Koyré e Jean Wahl; Lima Vaz e Paulo de Meneses. …”
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Francesco Benigno y Daniele Di Bartolomeo. Napoleone deve morire: L’idea di ripetizione storica nella Rivoluzione francese. by Hernán Rodríguez Vargas

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Чуждото богомилство? Историософските колебания на Петър Мутафчиев by Minczew, Georgi

“…The study examines certain external influences on Mutafchiev’s scholarly work, first and foremost Benedetto Croce’s views on absolute historicism. It also investigates three central historiosophic concepts of the Bulgarian medievalist: 2) the saltatory development of Bulgarian history, 2) the destructive impact of Byzantinism on the political, religious and cultural life of medieval Bulgaria, as well as 3) the superficial character of the Bulgarian people’s religion – the effect of receiving foreign Christianity from the very same Byzantine hands. …”
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Senza freni e senza misura nel desiderio incomposto del nuovo. Traiettorie mediterranee e visioni critiche del Futurismo by Giuseppina De Marco

“…Palermo and Naples were points of reference for European artists and intellectuals, such as palermitan Filippo De Maria or the Calabrian’s Vincenzo Gerace, Giuseppe Carrieri and Antonio Marasco, Matilde Serao and Benedetto Croce, who always viewed Futurism with suspicion, up to expressing his judgment aesthetic negative in a fierce controversy in 1918, preceded by the writing of Aldo Fortuna in 1914, which destroyed the revolutionary poetics of the Futurists and which was renewed around the middle of the century with Argan and Dorfles. …”
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Un’ordinata bellezza by Fortunato, Elisa

“…Giovanni Laterza, its founder, in strict cooperation with Benedetto Croce, brought to Italy several foreign novels and philosophical essays. …”
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Il Partito Comunista Italiano e De Sanctis negli anni Cinquanta. Classe operaia ed egemonia nazionale by Umberto Carpi

“…Il primo obiettivo è quello di combattere la prevalente influenza di Benedetto Croce e della sua interpretazione del Risorgimento, sostituendole appunto quella di Gramsci e facendo della classe operaia e del suo partito il vero erede della miglior tradizione laico-democratica del Risorgimento stesso, la tradizione di Bertrando Spaventa, di Francesco De Sanctis, di Antonio Labriola. …”
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Indice per autore degli articoli pubblicati in «Archivum Romanicum» (1917-1941) by Diego Stefanelli

“…The journal mirrored the various methodological interests of its founder and played a crucial role in the relations between the traditional positivistic approach and the methodological novelties at the beginning of the 20th century (among the others, Jules Gilliéron’s linguistic geography, Hugo Schuchardt’s attention to the historical individuality of each word, Benedetto Croce’s and Giovanni Gentile’s aesthetics). The index by authors of the «Archivum», preceded by a short introduction, is a useful working tool for future studies on the journal and its complex cultural context.…”
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Att tänka med alla sinnen by Anna Bohlin

“…This conflict informs Johanson’s aphorisms, although her modern take on the romantic conflict was more in line with the Italian philosopher Benedetto Croce, whose works Johanson introduced and translated into Swedish. …”
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Leonardo Ricci and Umberto Eco. The Merging of Parallel Visions on the Scientificity and Openness of Experience in the “Ricci-Eco Motion” by Ilaria Cattabriga

“…The purpose of this text is to explain, by means of a direct comparison between Ricci and Eco’s thinking on each analyzed aspect, to what extent Visual Design, and Urban Design, even to a minor degree, constituted the connection between Ricci and Eco’s work, the core of their collaboration at the Faculty of Architecture in Florence, that showed a main affinity in the “Open Work” derived from the concept of “Open Formativity” firstly theorized by Benedetto Croce and then by Eco’s master Luigi Pareyson.…”
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SURVEYS AND NEW VISIONS OF THE ANCIENT CENTRE OF NAPLES by Saverio D'Auria, Maria Ines Pascariello, Giuseppe Antuono, Tomás Enrique Martínez Chao

“…<br />The analysis and documentation activities have been applied to significant elements of the urban structure, such as the intersections of some cardo with the lower decumanus identified by Via Benedetto Croce - via San Biagio dei Librai - via Forcella, particular elements both for shapes and for dimensions. …”
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<b>O Dante Alighieri de Antonio Gramsci: um realismo sem mimese by Yuri Brunello

“…O presente estudo pretende indicar, no tipo de exegese gramsciana do Canto X, uma tentativa de encontrar nas lacunas textuais não a manifestação, como acreditava Benedetto Croce (1921), da dimensão inefável e pré-lógica da intuição, mas os pressupostos para que o leitor exerça um papel ativo e criativo: racional, de articulação ideológica e de conexão entre o nível cultural, político e econômico da sociedade entendida como um todo.   …”
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(Re)invoking humanism in modernity: architecture and spectacle in Fascist Italy by Temple, Nicholas, Tracada, Eleni

“…The chapter focuses on a number of key disputes in both Germany and Italy during the interwar period (specifically between Benedetto Croce and Giovanni Gentile and Martin Heidegger and Ernesto Grassi) that provided the basis of a fertile intellectual milieu for articulating arguments about the role of humanism in architectural creativity. …”
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Hegel's hidden history of the Fall by Demjaha, D

“…<p>This thesis argues that Hegel’s claim that the coming of Christ is the central axis of history, entails a twofold punctuation of history by the Christ-Event. As Benedetto Croce recognised, Christianity inaugurates for Hegel a ‘new’ history, which he called the ‘history of Truth’. …”

“A linguística que aprendi, a linguística que ensinei, a linguística que levaria para a escola”: um diálogo com Rodolfo Ilari by Sandra Quarezemin, Rodolfo Ilari

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Attraverso gli studi spagnoli di Cesare de Lollis (1887-1924) by Diego Stefanelli

“…Then the paper approaches Cervantes reazionario, showing that several themes of the book derive from the article with the same name written in 1913, in the same years of the essays on Italian Romantic writers (collected in Saggi sulla forma poetica italiana dell’Ottocento by Benedetto Croce in 1929). The link between these articles and those on Cervantes allows to read Cervantes reazionario from the point of view of the contraposition between the «hero» of the classicistic poetry and the «realism» of the Romantic revolution.…”
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Role of Gut Microbiota in Overweight Susceptibility in an Adult Population in Italy by Cristina Politi, Marco Mobrici, Rosa Maria Parlongo, Belinda Spoto, Giovanni Tripepi, Patrizia Pizzini, Sebastiano Cutrupi, Daniele Franco, Renato Tino, Giuseppe Farruggio, Chiara Failla, Flavia Marino, Giovanni Pioggia, Alessandra Testa

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