INTERVENTION BOOK PRESENTATION PROF.VASSALLO
prof. GIULIO ALFANO
Presenting the book of his friend and master prof.Piero Vassallo is for me a source of honor and pride, both for the deep friendship that binds us, and for the topics covered in this very rich and comprehensive study . Let me start with a sentence of Antonio Rosmini Serbia, the great philosopher "forgotten" by the same Catholic Vassallo which devotes an entire chapter of his book, "The theory of ideologies are those who want to regulate human society, devoid of all real-world conditions and in fact the same. " It 's a very significant sentence that enlightens us on the vision of this philosopher, but also helps us to understand the ideologies were really the element that has gripped the culture but also the politics of the past two centuries. Vassallo remember (p.65) that "after the revolution of 1789 the Catholic response to the mood reversed in the production of revolutionary philosophies unrealistic hours subordinate Cartesian idealism, now limp on the sensationalism of Condillac, now caught in a careless dialogue with the vanguards of Lutheran Germany. (click to continue)
prof. GIULIO ALFANO
Presenting the book of his friend and master prof.Piero Vassallo is for me a source of honor and pride, both for the deep friendship that binds us, and for the topics covered in this very rich and comprehensive study . Let me start with a sentence of Antonio Rosmini Serbia, the great philosopher "forgotten" by the same Catholic Vassallo which devotes an entire chapter of his book, "The theory of ideologies are those who want to regulate human society, devoid of all real-world conditions and in fact the same. " It 's a very significant sentence that enlightens us on the vision of this philosopher, but also helps us to understand the ideologies were really the element that has gripped the culture but also the politics of the past two centuries. Vassallo remember (p.65) that "after the revolution of 1789 the Catholic response to the mood reversed in the production of revolutionary philosophies unrealistic hours subordinate Cartesian idealism, now limp on the sensationalism of Condillac, now caught in a careless dialogue with the vanguards of Lutheran Germany. (click to continue)