Massimo Ciavolella is Franklin D. Murphy Professor of Renaissance Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles. He is coeditor, with Valeria Finucci and Megan Tomlinson, of Physiognomy at the Crossroad of Magic, Science and the Arts. Efraín Kristal is Distinguished Professor of Comparative Literature at UCLA. He is the author of Invisible Work: Borges and Translation. Heather Renee Sottong is Assistant Professor of Literary and Cultural Studies at FLAME University. She is the author of Transnational Dante: Inventing Argentine Cultural Identity.

• Introduction Heather Renee Sottong 1. Things, Landscapes, and Wrath: The Philosophical Investigations According to Remo Bodei Efraín Kristal 2. The Owl and the Mole: Remo Bodei's Hegel Alfredo Ferrarin 3. Paura, speranza, felicità: Translating Remo Bodei's Geometry of the Passions Gianpiero W. Doebler 4. Ordo amoris: Bodei on Augustine's Concept of Love and Beyond Heather Renee Sottong 5. Things: Bodies: Moving: Reflections on the Thought of Remo Bodei 63 Peter Carravetta 6. When Sōma Is no Longer Sēma (When the Body Is no Longer a Grave): The Evolution of the Western Construction of the Body from Plato to Remo Bodei and Michel Foucault Olimpia Pelosi 7. Hölderlin: A Tortured Soul Tragically Trapped Between a "Destitute Time" and Utopia Christoph Wulf 8. Torquato Tasso and His "Virtù Eroica" as a Passion of the Will Paolo Cherchi 9. Personal Destinies: On Genealogy and Crisis of Individuality Andrea Borsari List of Contributors Index

"This collection of essays in honor of Remo Bodei is not only a due tribute to one of the most important Italian philosophers and public intellectuals of the last fifty years; it is also an interesting and challenging presentation of new ideas, at the crossroad of philosophy and literature." — Franca d’Agostini, Università degli Studi di Milano

Massimo Ciavolella is Franklin D. Murphy Professor of Renaissance Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles. He is coeditor, with Valeria Finucci and Megan Tomlinson, of Physiognomy at the Crossroad of Magic, Science and the Arts. Efraín Kristal is Distinguished Professor of Comparative Literature at UCLA. He is the author of Invisible Work: Borges and Translation. Heather Renee Sottong is Assistant Professor of Literary and Cultural Studies at FLAME University. She is the author of Transnational Dante: Inventing Argentine Cultural Identity.

• Introduction Heather Renee Sottong 1. Things, Landscapes, and Wrath: The Philosophical Investigations According to Remo Bodei Efraín Kristal 2. The Owl and the Mole: Remo Bodei's Hegel Alfredo Ferrarin 3. Paura, speranza, felicità: Translating Remo Bodei's Geometry of the Passions Gianpiero W. Doebler 4. Ordo amoris: Bodei on Augustine's Concept of Love and Beyond Heather Renee Sottong 5. Things: Bodies: Moving: Reflections on the Thought of Remo Bodei 63 Peter Carravetta 6. When Sōma Is no Longer Sēma (When the Body Is no Longer a Grave): The Evolution of the Western Construction of the Body from Plato to Remo Bodei and Michel Foucault Olimpia Pelosi 7. Hölderlin: A Tortured Soul Tragically Trapped Between a "Destitute Time" and Utopia Christoph Wulf 8. Torquato Tasso and His "Virtù Eroica" as a Passion of the Will Paolo Cherchi 9. Personal Destinies: On Genealogy and Crisis of Individuality Andrea Borsari List of Contributors Index

"This collection of essays in honor of Remo Bodei is not only a due tribute to one of the most important Italian philosophers and public intellectuals of the last fifty years; it is also an interesting and challenging presentation of new ideas, at the crossroad of philosophy and literature." — Franca d’Agostini, Università degli Studi di Milano

Massimo Ciavolella is Franklin D. Murphy Professor of Renaissance Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles. He is coeditor, with Valeria Finucci and Megan Tomlinson, of Physiognomy at the Crossroad of Magic, Science and the Arts. Efraín Kristal is Distinguished Professor of Comparative Literature at UCLA. He is the author of Invisible Work: Borges and Translation. Heather Renee Sottong is Assistant Professor of Literary and Cultural Studies at FLAME University. She is the author of Transnational Dante: Inventing Argentine Cultural Identity.

• Introduction Heather Renee Sottong 1. Things, Landscapes, and Wrath: The Philosophical Investigations According to Remo Bodei Efraín Kristal 2. The Owl and the Mole: Remo Bodei's Hegel Alfredo Ferrarin 3. Paura, speranza, felicità: Translating Remo Bodei's Geometry of the Passions Gianpiero W. Doebler 4. Ordo amoris: Bodei on Augustine's Concept of Love and Beyond Heather Renee Sottong 5. Things: Bodies: Moving: Reflections on the Thought of Remo Bodei 63 Peter Carravetta 6. When Sōma Is no Longer Sēma (When the Body Is no Longer a Grave): The Evolution of the Western Construction of the Body from Plato to Remo Bodei and Michel Foucault Olimpia Pelosi 7. Hölderlin: A Tortured Soul Tragically Trapped Between a "Destitute Time" and Utopia Christoph Wulf 8. Torquato Tasso and His "Virtù Eroica" as a Passion of the Will Paolo Cherchi 9. Personal Destinies: On Genealogy and Crisis of Individuality Andrea Borsari List of Contributors Index

"This collection of essays in honor of Remo Bodei is not only a due tribute to one of the most important Italian philosophers and public intellectuals of the last fifty years; it is also an interesting and challenging presentation of new ideas, at the crossroad of philosophy and literature." — Franca d’Agostini, Università degli Studi di Milano