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Philosophy in Italy

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  25 February 2009

Guido De. Ruggiero
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Philosophical Survey
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Philosophy , Volume 3 , Issue 12 , October 1928 , pp. 510 - 516
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Copyright © The Royal Institute of Philosophy 1928

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page 510 note 1 Platonic study in Berkeley is well represented by Professor Mackay, Aristotelian by Professor Dennes.

page 510 note 2 The work by de Sarlo, to which we refer in particular in this review is: Esame di coscienza—Quarant’ anni dopo la laurca, 1887–1927, Firenze, Stabilimento Tipografico Bandettini, 1928.Google Scholar It contains an annotated bibliography of the earlier works of this author.

page 512 note 1 Rotta, Paolo , Il Cardinale Nicola di Cusa—La vita e il pensiero, Milan, 1928 (Società editrice Vita e Pensiero), pp. xvi + 448.Google Scholar

page 513 note 1 Russo, Luigi , Francesco de Sanctis e la cultura napoletana (1860–1885), La Nuova Italia Edltrice, Venezia, 1928, p. 389.Google Scholar

page 515 note 1 de Meis, A. C. , Il Sovrano (an essay on political philosophy with reference to Italy), edited by Croce, B.Bari, , Laterza, , 1927.Google Scholar