"Frammenti di estetica e letteratura" brings together insightful fragments on aesthetics and literature from influential Italian thinkers. Featuring the works of Benedetto Croce, Giacomo Leopardi, and Giovanni Gentile, this collection explores fundamental questions about the nature of beauty, the role of art, and the relationship between literature and philosophy. These essays offer profound reflections on the enduring power of art and its capacity to illuminate the human condition. A valuable resource for students and scholars of aesthetics, literary theory, and Italian intellectual history.

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