Nicolai Abbagmano: Difference between revisions

Content deleted Content added

Inline

Revision as of 14:44, 20 May 2007

Nicolai Abbagmano, 1901-, Italian philosopher, Ph.D. University of Naples. He taught at the University of Turin from 1936 and became the leading existentialist, criticising French and German existentialism. He set out his philosophy in La struttura dell'esistenza (1939) and called for a change in philosophy's outlook in his 3-volume Storia della filosofia (2d ed. 1963). Some of his writings were translated into English in Critical Existentialism (ed. by Nino Langiulli, 1969).

See

Garilesnoff-Caravaglia, Education as Existential Possibility (1972)

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 {{Orphan|date=November 2006}}
-'''Nicolai Abbagmano''', 1901-, [[Italy|Italian]] [[philosopher]], [[Ph.D.]] [[University of Naples]]. He taught at the [[University of Turin]] from 1936 and became the leading [[existentialist]], critisizing [[France|French]] and [[Germany|German]] [[existentialism]]. He set out his [[philosophy]] in ''La struttura dell'esistenza'' (1939) and called for a change in philosophy's outlook in his 3-volume ''Storia della filosofia'' (2d ed. 1963). Some of his writings were translated into English in ''Critical Existentialism'' (ed. by Nino Langiulli, 1969).
+'''Nicolai Abbagmano''', 1901-, [[Italy|Italian]] [[philosopher]], [[Ph.D.]] [[University of Naples]]. He taught at the [[University of Turin]] from 1936 and became the leading [[existentialist]], criticising [[France|French]] and [[Germany|German]] [[existentialism]]. He set out his [[philosophy]] in ''La struttura dell'esistenza'' (1939) and called for a change in philosophy's outlook in his 3-volume ''Storia della filosofia'' (2d ed. 1963). Some of his writings were translated into English in ''Critical Existentialism'' (ed. by Nino Langiulli, 1969).
 == See ==