Spartaco Pupo is an Associate Professor (qualified Full Professor) of History of Political Thought at the Department of Political and Social Science of the University of Calabria (Italy). He is an expert on conservative and skeptical political thought. He has spent several years analyzing the political thought of Robert Nisbet, Michael Oakeshott, Russell Kirk, and other twentieth-century Italian conservative thinkers. He has recently focused his research on David Hume, to whom he has dedicated several essays and papers. He is a member of the AISDP (Italian Association of Historians of Political Doctrines) and the PSA (Political Studies Association).
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Spartaco Pupo
In this volume
- Chapter 13 Giovanni Gentile and the “Humanism of Labor”