A commentary on the Ukrainian translation of „The General Theory of Mind as Pure Act” by Giovanni Gentile

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https://doi.org/10.22240/sent29.02.163

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Gentile, Actualism, spirit, mind, Vico

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The commentary casts light on the specific of Gentile’s terminology used in his theory. In particular, is considered the difference between his usage of “lo spirito” (spirit) and “la mente” (mind).

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Ivan Ivashchenko, Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg

PhD in philosophy, master’s student

References

Gentile, G. (1922). The Theory of Mind as Pure Act. London: Macmillan.

Gentile, G. (1925). Esprit, acte pur. Paris: Alcan.

Gentile, G. (1939). Sekai zentai shugi taikei. 8, Junsui kōdō no tetsugaku. [In Japanese]. Tōkyō: Hakuyōsha, Shōwa 14.

Gentile, G. (2003). Teoria generale dello spirito come atto puro. In G. Gentile, Opere complete, 3. Firenze: Le lettere.

Gentile, G. (2008). The Theory of Mind as Pure Act. [In Russian]. In G. Gentile, Selected Philosophical Works in 7 vol. (Vol. 1). Krasnodar: KrU MVD of Russia.

Schattenfroh, S. (1999). Die Staatsphilosophie Giovanni Gentiles und die Versuche ihrer Verwirklichung im faschistischen Italien. Frankfurt am Main, & New York: Lang.

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2013-12-16

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Ivashchenko, I. (2013). A commentary on the Ukrainian translation of „The General Theory of Mind as Pure Act” by Giovanni Gentile. Sententiae, 29(2), 163–168. https://doi.org/10.22240/sent29.02.163

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