Publication: Una relectura de la historia de Europa en dos ciclos viquianos
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García Marqués, Alfonso
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Universidad de Sevilla
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https://doi.org/10.12795/Vico.2021.i35.04
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© 2021, Universidad de Sevilla. This manuscript version is made available under the CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 license http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/. This document is the Published version of a Published Work that appeared in final form in Cuadernos sobre Vico. To access the final edited and published work see https://doi.org/10.12795/Vico.2021.i35.04
Abstract
Este artículo es una propuesta de una nueva lectura de la historia de Europa a partir de la filosofía viquiana de la historia. El resultado es la negación de las cuatro edades de la historiografía actual (Antigua, Media,
Moderna y Contemporánea), y la propuesta de la nueva división en dos grandes ciclos, cada uno con tres subdivisiones o edades. Para ello, en la primera parte, se hace una sucinta exposición de las ideas de Vico que se van a usar en la interpretación de la historia europea, especialmente la doctrina del corso y ricorso, y la de las tres edades. En la segunda, se aplican estas ideas: se periodiza la historia europea en dos grandes ciclos (un corso y un ricorso) y se muestra cómo en cada ciclo se han dado las tres edades viquianas, cada una con su propia forma mentis.
This article invites to reconsider the history of Europe from the point of view of Vico’s philosophy of history. As a result, the four ages of current historiography (Ancient, Middle, Modern and Contemporary) are denied, and a new division into two great cycles is proposed instead, each one composed of three subdivisions or ages. In the first part of the paper, some ideas of Vico that will be applied to interpretation of European history will be exposed, in particular the doctrine of the corso and ricorso, and the one of the three ages. It is in the second part where these ideas are applied: European history is periodized in two great cycles (a corso and a ricorso), where each one is composed by the three Viquian ages, each one with its own forma mentis.
This article invites to reconsider the history of Europe from the point of view of Vico’s philosophy of history. As a result, the four ages of current historiography (Ancient, Middle, Modern and Contemporary) are denied, and a new division into two great cycles is proposed instead, each one composed of three subdivisions or ages. In the first part of the paper, some ideas of Vico that will be applied to interpretation of European history will be exposed, in particular the doctrine of the corso and ricorso, and the one of the three ages. It is in the second part where these ideas are applied: European history is periodized in two great cycles (a corso and a ricorso), where each one is composed by the three Viquian ages, each one with its own forma mentis.
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Cuadernos sobre Vico 35, 31-63
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