Abstract
The incidence of Paci thinking on Italian
philosophy is here illustrated by one of its
most representative episodes: its dialogue
with Benedetto Croce. It’s important to
study this relationship because Paci’s
existentialism, and not only, was marked
by this mutual confrontation; it’s important
to
understand Croce's thought, as it
contributes to rethink its system in crisis; it
is important for the Italian philosophical
culture, because that dialogue represents
the sign of continuity and rupture at the
same time, between two generations.
References
A. Bruno, La crisi dell’idealismo dell’ultimo Croce, Laterza, Bari, 1964, pp. 36-39

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