Logic as the Science of the Pure Concept Douglas Ainslie

Benedetto Croce was a philosopher, humanist and historian who made his mark on 20th Century philosophy by publishing La Critica, which was for 40 years the most significant literary and cultural journal of Europe, published bi-monthly. Logic As the Science of the Pure Concept is possibly one of his most important contribution to philosophy. Croce was influenced by Hegel and German Romanticism of the 19th Century and he developed a philosophy that centred on "the spirit," or human consciousness, as the only reality. In expanding on these theories, Logic As the Science of the Pure Concept is divided into four parts; Part I defines "pure concept" and "pseudo-concept," as well as individual judgment and logic; Part II is about the distinctions and purposes of philosophy, history, and natural and practical mathematical sciences; Part III is about error and its necessary forms; and Part IV explains the relationship between history and philosophy. Croce maintained that pure... Это и многое другое вы найдете в книге Logic as the Science of the Pure Concept (Douglas Ainslie)