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G. B. Vico's Global Reception: Europe, Latin America, and Asia

Vico’s global reception was recorded in the venerable but now largely obsolete Bibliografia vichiana (1947–48), initiated by Benedetto Croce and enriched by Fausto Nicolini. It is an ambitious manual, intended as a user-friendly guide to Vichian studies, published all over the world, and, at the same time, as an homage to Crocean philosophy. In the meantime the interest in Vico continued to grow, while Croce’s reputation dimmed. More recent studies are listed in bibliographies compiled by specialists such as Andrea Battistini, Silvia Caianiello, Maurizio Martirano, David Armando, and Monica Riccio. Today nobody would contemplate the possibility of bringing up to date the Bibliografia, a splendid shipwreck that no longer floats. Therefore we must be content with a few snapshots of Vico’s reputation in various continents without trying to offer a complete picture.