Felipe González Vicén. Writings 1931-1949
On the occasion of its centenary
This volume offers articles, studies, and reviews that shed light on a little-known period of the author's academic and publishing activity and give a good account of the breadth of his intellectual concerns. Felipe González Vicén He is known in our country primarily as a legal theorist (his considerations on "obedience to the law" were the subject of debate among jurists and legal philosophers) and as a translator (of Hegel, Nietzsche, Kant, Bloch, and many others). This book includes studies on modern philosophy, lectures on literature, opinion pieces published in the press, and other writings covering a wide range of topics. … In addition, a selection of correspondence between Hans-Georg Gadamer, Max Kommerell, and Karl Vossler with Professor [name missing] is published as a documentary appendix. González Vicen.
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