Minerva e lo scimmione

About this book

In a time when classical philology faced the hegemony of German methodologies, "Minerva e lo scimmione" by Ettore Romagnoli emerges as a bold critique of literary and philosophical conventions. This incisive work not only questions established norms but also champions the value of unalienable rights in intellectual discourse. Romagnoli's exploration of the tension between reason and creativity invites readers to reconsider the foundations of scholarly thought. Ideal for students and civic activists alike, this document serves as a catalyst for critical engagement with the past and its influence on contemporary scholarship. Dive into Romagnoli's compelling arguments and discover a fresh perspective on the evolution of literary criticism.