Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Vincent- Ingenium and Grassi
I
really like the lecture we had on Ernesto Grassi and his notion of ingenium, so
I read outside of class a little more. His book “The Rhetoric of Philosophy”
meshed well with the way I approach things because he Rhetoric is often separated
from Philosophy. As a communications major, I felt somewhat obliged to agree with
him on this sentiment. He referenced an Italian humanist philosopher named Vico
and brought up the idea of ingenium. Ingenium, as I understood it, portrayed
the concept that shows how humans learn about and create nature through
discovering or seeing something. It is more of a revelation of truth which I
found interesting, and perhaps sheds light on the creative process of some
poets and artists.
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