During these years he learned more about Hegel's idealist philosophy, and was especially inspired by "Dopo la Laurea", an essay by positivist and hegelian doctor Angelo Camillo De Meis, who had developed a theory on the evolution and death of literary genres.
He was especially inspired by "Dopo la Laurea", an essay by positivist and Hegelian doctor Angelo Camillo De Meis, who had developed a theory on the evolution and death of literary genres. During these years he learned more about Hegel's idealist philosophy.
During these years he learned more about Hegel's idealist philosophy. He was especially inspired by "Dopo la Laurea", an essay by positivist and Hegelian doctor Angelo Camillo De Meis, who had developed a theory on the evolution and death of literary genres.
During these years he learned more about Hegel's idealist philosophy. He was especially inspired by "Dopo la Laurea", an essay by positivist and Hegelian doctor Angelo Camillo De Meis, who had developed a theory on the evolution and death of literary genres.