- Docente: Maurizio Malaguti
- Credits: 10
- SSD: M-FIL/01
- Language: Italian
- Moduli: Maurizio Malaguti (Modulo 1) Nicola Ricci (Modulo 2)
- Teaching Mode: Traditional lectures (Modulo 1) Traditional lectures (Modulo 2)
- Campus: Bologna
- Corso: First cycle degree programme (L) in Philosophy (cod. 0342)
Learning outcomes
Institutions
The basic part of the course will offer some elementary information on hermeneutical methodologies.
Monographic section:
The monographic part will introduce the distinctive themes of prima philosophia.
Course contents
Monographic section
Title:
The Absolute, history and difference.
First part: Heidegger as a reader of Hegel (5 CFU).
Heidegger's relationship with Hegel is a close one; however, he replaces the Hegelian dialectic that carries out a unifying process through the journey of history with the attempt to take a “step back” towards the originary unveiling of being, towards a phenomenological ontology that opens up to a radical, irreducible “ontological difference”.
Second part: Rosmini and Hegel (5 CFU)
This part of the course focuses on the Hegelian themes of “dialectic”, “becoming”, “idea”, “being and nothingness”, in constant philosophical conversation with the interpretation of Antonio Rosmini.
Readings/Bibliography
Institutions : in its first part this course introduces the basic notions of the hermeneutical methods.
Recommended reading:
One text from the following list:
H.G. Gadamer, Verità e metodo, Milano: Bompiani, 2001, Parte II: Il problema della verità e le scienze dello spirito (monolingual ed., pp. 211-437).
E. Betti, L'ermeneutica, Roma: Città Nuova, 1987.
G. Mura, Ermeneutica e verità. Storia e problemi della filosofia della interpretazione, Roma: Città Nuova, 1997, pp. 7-28, 218-315, 401-422.
Frithjof Rodi, Conoscenza del conosciuto. Sull'ermeneutica del XIX e XX secolo, Milano: F. Angeli, 1996.
Monographic section.
First part: compulsory reading:
M. Heidegger, Il concetto hegeliano di esperienza, in Holzwege. Sentieri erranti nella selva, Milano: Bompiani, 2006, pp. 137-245.
G. W. F. Hegel, Fenomenologia dello spirito, Firenze: la Nuova Italia, 1960, pp. 1-78.
A. Kojève, Introduzione alla lettura di Hegel, Milano: Adelphi, 1996, pp. 1-73.
Suggested reading:
To attain a better understanding of the texts above, students can read one or more of the following works:
M. Heidegger, La fenomenologia dello spirito di Hegel, a cura di E. Mazzarella, Roma, Guida ed., 1988.
A. Fabris, Essere e tempo di Heidegger. Introduzione alla lettura, Roma: Carocci, 2000.
V. Verra, Introduzione a Hegel, Roma: Laterza 2001.
F. Chiereghin, La fenomenologia dello Spirito: introduzione alla lettura, Roma: NIS, 1994.
second part: compulsory reading:
A. Rosmini, Teosofia, libro V, (La dialettica), in Opere, vol. 15, Roma: Città Nuova, 2000.
Suggested reading:
To attain a better understanding of Rosmini's text, students can read one or more of the following works:
L. Ferroni, La critica di Rosmini a Hegel nella “Teosofia”, Stresa: Libraria Sodalitas, 1987.
M. Donà, L'uno, i molti: Rosmini – Hegel, un dialogo filosofico, Roma: Città Nuova, 2001.
P. Ottonello, L'ontologia di Rosmini, L'Aquila: Japadre ed., 1989.
Students who are unable to attend lectures may contact Prof. Malaguti for advice and/or alternative proposals concerning recommended reading.
Students who are taking Philosophical hermeneutics (1) (5 CFU) will ignore the second part of the monographic section of the course.
Teaching methods
30+30 hours ex-cathedra lectures, integrated with classes and conversations with the students.
Assessment methods
Oral examination. Part of the viva can be replaced by a written paper on a subject to be arranged with the teacher
Office hours
See the website of Maurizio Malaguti
See the website of Nicola Ricci