| Note # |
Note title or words from first line |
| §1 |
On poverty, Catholicism and the papacy |
| §2 |
Faccia a faccia col nemico, by Luigi Galleani |
| §3 |
Church-State relations |
| §4 |
Natural law and Catholicism |
| §5 |
Church-State relations |
| §6 |
"In order to praise a book . . ." |
| §7 |
Margherita Sarfatti and the "jousts" |
| §8 |
The old and the new generation |
| §9 |
Soffici |
| §10 |
On Machiavelli |
| §11 |
On originality in science |
| §12 |
Giovanni Papini |
| §13 |
Alfredo Panzini |
| §14 |
Fortunato Rizzi |
| §15 |
On Italian universities |
| §16 |
Ignoble pajama |
| §17 |
Riccardo Balsami-Crivelli |
| §18 |
Maurras’s error. Notes on the French Monachist Party |
| §19 |
Information on the relations between Jews and Christians
during the Risorgimento |
| §20 |
Salvator Gotta |
| §21 |
In the first volume of the already cited Confessioni e
professioni di fede . . . |
| §22 |
The second volume of Confessioni e professioni di fede . . .
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| §23 |
In the third volume of Confessioni e professioni di fede . .
. |
| §24 |
Father Bresciani’s progeny |
| §25 |
Achille Loria |
| §26 |
Cuvier’s little bone |
| §27 |
Residues of late romanticism? |
| §28 |
Natural law |
| §29 |
Sarcasm as an expression of transition among historicists |
| §30 |
Orano and Loria |
| §31 |
Sorel’s letters to Croce |
| §32 |
Loria and Lumbroso |
| §33 |
Freud |
| §34 |
American pragmatism |
| §35 |
Types of periodicals |
| §36 |
Lorianism |
| §37 |
Turati and Lorianism |
| §38 |
Types of periodicals |
| §39 |
Répaci |
| §40 |
Léon Blum’s "saying" |
| §41 |
Lorianism -- Luzzatti |
| §42 |
Father Bresciani’s progeny |
| §43 |
Types of periodicals |
| §44 |
Political class leadership before and after assuming
government power |
| §45 |
Sicilian intellectuals |
| §46 |
The Moderates and the intellectuals |
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§47 |
Hegel and
associationism |
| §48 |
Charles Maurras' reverse Jacobinism |
| §49 |
"Organic centralism" and Maurras' doctrines |
| §50 |
An A.M.M.A. document concerning the North-South question |
| §51 |
The clergy as intellectuals |
| §52 |
Social origin of the clergy |
| §53 |
Maurrasianism and syndicalism |
| §54 |
The Battle of Jutland |
| §55 |
Types of periodicals |
| §56 |
Apologue of the log and the dry twigs |
| §57 |
Reactions of the North to anti-Southern prejudicial events |
| §58 |
Emigration and intellectual movements |
| §59 |
Ugo Ojetti |
| §60 |
Papini, Christ, Julius Caeser |
| §61 |
Americanism |
| §62 |
The sexual question |
| §63 |
Lorianism and Graziadei |
| §64 |
Lorianism and G. Ferrero |
| §65 |
Types of periodicals |
| §66 |
Italian colonies |
| §67 |
Concerning religious marriage |
| §68 |
The sexual question and the Catholic Church |
| §69 |
The Nobel Prize |
| §70 |
"Impressioni di prigionia" by Jacques Rivière . . . |
| §71 |
Father Gioacchino Ventura |
| §72 |
Father Bresciani’s progeny. Catholic art |
| §73 |
Crémieux’s Modern Italian Literature |
| §74 |
Super-city and Super-country |
| §75 |
Sicilian intellectuals |
| §76 |
The crisis of the "West" |
| §77 |
Clergy and intellectuals |
| §78 |
Bergson, positivist materialism, pragmatism |
| §79 |
Italo Chitarro, La capacità di comando |
| §80 |
The public and Italian literature |
| §81 |
Nino Daniele, D'Annunzio politico |
| §82 |
Father Bresciani’s progeny |
| §83 |
Piero Pieri, Il regno di Napoli... |
| §84 |
Giovanni Maioli, Il fondatore della Società Nazionale |
| §85 |
Giuseppe Solitro, Due famigerati gazzettieri dell'Austria |
| §86 |
Giovanni Crocioni, Problemi fondamentali del Folklore |
| §87 |
Gentile and the philosophy of Italian politics |
| §88 |
Gioberti |
| §89 |
Folklore |
| §90 |
La Voce and Prezzolini |
| §91 |
Super-country |
| §92 |
On Americanism |
| §93 |
Father Bresciani’s progeny |
| §94 |
Proudhon, Jahier, and Raimondi |
| §95 |
Adriano Tilgher, Homo Faber |
| §96 |
Adelchi Baratono |
| §97 |
Salvadori, Valli, and Lorianism |
| §98 |
Lello Gangemi, Il problema della durata del lavoro |
| §99 |
A famous bungling prattler |
| §100 |
Goffredo Bellonci, Pagine e idee |
| §101 |
Piedigrotta |
| §102 |
La Fiera Letteraria which later became L'Italia Letteraria |
| §103 |
General Fascist Confederation of Italian Industry |
| §104 |
Jean Barois |
| §105 |
American philosophy |
| §106 |
Maurras' concept of religion |
| §107 |
Filippo Meda, Statisti cattolici |
| §108 |
On the Risorgimento |
| §109 |
Austrian informers and agents provocateurs |
| §110 |
The contradictions of the Moderates before 1848 |
| §111 |
By Augusto Sandonà |
| §112 |
Father Facchinei |
| §113 |
The revolution in criminal law and criminal procedure and
historical materialism |
| §114 |
The Risorgimento |
| §115 |
Regarding continuous threats by the Viennese government |
| §116 |
Italian intellectuals |
| §117 |
Political and military leadership during the Risorgimento |
| §118 |
The problem of volunteers during the Risorgimento |
| §119 |
Demagogy |
| §120 |
"Believe me, do not fear... " |
| §121 |
Novara 1849 |
| §122 |
Suggestions and stimuli |
| §123 |
Search the exact historical origin... |
| §124 |
The Futurists |
| §125 |
1919 |
| §126 |
1922 |
| §127 |
The question of the young |
| §128 |
Religion as a principle and the clergy as a feudal
class-order |
| §129 |
The most widespread platitude about the Risorgimento |
| §130 |
Real Italy and legal Italy |
| §131 |
Bainville and universal suffrage in France |
| §132 |
Actual idealism and the ideology-philosophy connection |
|
§133 |
Military art and
political art |
| §134 |
Political struggle and military war |
| §135 |
Americanism |
| §136 |
Bontempelli’s Novecentismo |
| §137 |
Novecentismo and Super-country |
| §138 |
Risorgimento |
| §139 |
Catholic Action |
| §140 |
The Spanish constitution of 1812 in the Risorgimento |
| §141 |
Americanism |
| §142 |
Giuseppe Prezzolini and the intellectuals |
| §143 |
Quality and quantity |
| §144 |
Auguste Boullier, L'Ile de Sardaigne |
| §145 |
Talent |
| §146 |
In A. De Pietri Tonelli’s review... |
| §147 |
"On a thousand occasions in my life..." |
| §148 |
Lorianism |
| §149 |
North and South |
| §150 |
The conception of the state from the standpoint of the
productivity [function] of the social classes |
| §151 |
The historical relation between the modern French state
created by the Revolution and the other modern European states |
| §152 |
Marx and Hegel |
| §153 |
Conversation and culture |
| §154 |
Clergy and intellectuals |
| §155 |
Marx and Hegel |
| §156 |
Past and present |
| §157 |
Croce and the intellectuals |
| §158 |
"Animality" and industrialism |