
handle: 10366/129902
La presente nota cr?tica pretende analizar los aspectos m?s importantes de la recepci?n de la historia conceptual en Espa?a tras la reciente aparici?n del libro Historia de los Conceptos y Filosof?a Pol?tica. Para llevar a cabo semejante prop?sito, la exposici?n se divide en tres apartados. En el primero, se expone la concepci?n que Reinhart Koselleck ten?a de la propia Begriffsgeschichte. Despu?s, en el segundo, se estudian las aportaciones que se han hecho desde la Universidad de Padua. Finalmente, en la tercera parte, se presentan las dos direcciones (filos?fica e historiogr?fica) que la historia conceptual ha seguido en la recepci?n espa?ola.
This note aims to analyse the most important aspects of the conceptual history?s reception in Spain given the recent publication of the book History of Concepts and Political Philosophy. In order to accomplish such a purpose, this note will be divided in three sections. Firstly, I will present the Reinhart Koselleck?s conception of Begriffsgeschichte. Secondly, I will address the question of the contributions made by the University of Padua. Finally, I will present the two directions (philosophical and historiographical) that conceptual history has maintained in the Spanish reception.
Philosophy, Filosof?a, Filosofía
Philosophy, Filosof?a, Filosofía
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