Il pensiero politico di Norberto Bobbio e il paradigma della filosofia politica moderna
Norberto Bobbio was, in many ways, the leading author of much of Italian philosophical and political culture in the second half of the twentieth century, not only because he taught this discipline throughout the entire second and most fruitful period of his career as a university professor, but abov...
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Teoria politica
2026
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| অনলাইন ব্যবহার করুন: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| সংক্ষিপ্ত: | Norberto Bobbio was, in many ways, the leading author of much of Italian philosophical and political culture in the second half of the twentieth century, not only because he taught this discipline throughout the entire second and most fruitful period of his career as a university professor, but above all because Bobbio devoted the best part of his scientific contribution, his intellectual commitment and his work as a publicist reflecting on politics. Furthermore, Bobbio’s reflection on the principles of political action leads to a direct comparison with the “paradigm” of modern political philosophy. This work aims to reconstruct the relationship between Bobbio’s political thought and the modern political paradigm, through the analysis of some of its fundamental elements: on the one hand, the concept of individual freedom, and on the other, the new «modern» model of political organisation. In particular, I will examine texts relating to the interpretation of the natural law model and its relationship with pacifism, as well as those on the meaning of Kantian cosmopolitanism. Bobbio’s political thought, therefore, presents itself as one of the last examples of the elaboration of the modern statehood paradigm, as well as an attempt to question its most problematic elements without abandoning its principles. Alongside identifying the most problematic outcomes of political modernity, this work also aims to highlight the specific challenges of embracing such a paradigm as a legacy for Bobbio’s political thought. |
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