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Abel-Rémusat e Hegel: sinologia e filosofia nell’Europa del XIX secolo
Jean-Pierre Abel-Remusat (1788-1832), the distinguished holder of the first chair of Chinese studies in France – as well as Europe – was a contemporary of the no less distinguished German philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770-1831). The advent of sinology, i.e. the new academic discipline represented by Abel-Remusat, is an interesting fact if placed in the context of the professionalization of philosophy so eminently embodied by Hegel. In this perspective, the relations between these two great minds are even more eloquent with respect to the place given to China in the intellectual geography of 19th century Europe.