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Vichian Moral Philosophy: Prudence as Jurisprudence
Vico discerned in Descartes' method for conducting right reasoning in the sciences a new and completely modern conception of human knowledge. This conception excludes those fields of study that the ancients believed to be the basis of civil wisdom, namely, eloquence or rhetoric and jurisprudence or
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