Lettera Del Signor Giuseppe Valletta Napoletano In Difesa Della Moderna Filosofia, E De' Coltivatori

"Lettera Del Signor Giuseppe Valletta Napoletano In Difesa Della Moderna Filosofia, E De' Coltivatori Di Essa," addressed to Pope Clement XI, is a significant historical document reflecting the intellectual ferment of the early 18th century. Giuseppe Valletta, a prominent Neapolitan intellectual, defends modern philosophy and its proponents in this letter. The work provides insight into the philosophical and religious debates of the time, particularly the relationship between modern thought and Catholic doctrine. Valletta's defense offers a valuable perspective on the challenges faced by intellectuals navigating the complex landscape of faith and reason. This edition allows contemporary readers to engage with Valletta's arguments and understand the nuances of philosophical discourse during this transformative period in European history.

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