Philosophy of the Practical

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Philosophy of the Practical is a major work of Italian idealist philosopher Benedetto Croce that develops his theory of ethics and practical activity as central dimensions of human spirit.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
philosophical work
aimsTo ground ethics in the structure of human spirit
unify moral and economic moments of action
associatedWith Benedetto Croce's theory of spirit
author Benedetto Croce
centralConcept ethico-political synthesis
moral will
practical activity
utility and morality distinction
componentOf Croce's system of the four moments of spirit
contrastsWith naturalistic ethics
purely formalist ethics
countryOfOrigin Italy
dealsWith ethico-political activity
freedom
human action
moral judgment
normativity
practical reason
value theory
follows Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General Linguistic
genre philosophy
hasPhilosophicalDiscipline ethics
political philosophy
social philosophy
influenced 20th-century Italian philosophy
theory of ethics in Italian idealism
influencedBy G. W. F. Hegel
surface form: Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

Italian neo-Hegelianism
languageOfWork Italian
mainSubject Italian idealism
ethics
practical philosophy
movement Italian idealism
absolute idealism
partOf Benedetto Croce's philosophy of spirit
philosophicalTradition historicist philosophy
idealism
positionInSystem treatment of the practical spirit
precedes Logic as the Science of the Pure Concept
viewsEthicsAs dimension of human spirit
viewsPracticalActivityAs central to human life

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Benedetto Croce notableWork Philosophy of the Practical
Croce notableWork Philosophy of the Practical
subject surface form: Benedetto Croce
this entity surface form: "Philosophy of the Practical"
Theory and History of Historiography relatedWork Philosophy of the Practical