This article tries to retrace through some authors of the 17th and 18th century, the history of the motto libertas philosophandi, which, following its original affirmation and defence of the freedom of philosopher, scholar or professor, finds in the age of Enlightenment the true universality of political, intellectual and civil rights.
Mariafranca Spallanzani (2020). “Libertas philosophandi”, “libero filosofare”, “free-thinking”,“liberté de penser”. Variations and transformations in early modern philosophy. DIANOIA, 25(31), 9-44.
“Libertas philosophandi”, “libero filosofare”, “free-thinking”,“liberté de penser”. Variations and transformations in early modern philosophy
Mariafranca Spallanzani
2020
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This article tries to retrace through some authors of the 17th and 18th century, the history of the motto libertas philosophandi, which, following its original affirmation and defence of the freedom of philosopher, scholar or professor, finds in the age of Enlightenment the true universality of political, intellectual and civil rights.File in questo prodotto:
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