Sulla relazione della filosofia con la vita. La libertà come fondamento non-fondazionale dell’attività filosofica in Hegel

In this contribution I focus on the difference and relationship between the need for philosophy and philosophy proper in Hegelian thought. To do this I propose to focus on a problematic issue within Hegel's thought, namely, the relationship between the subjective dimension of thinking, the fact, that is, that philosophical thought is always given in the form of a philosophizing activity embodied by a peculiar subjectivity acting under the impetus of a need, and the objective dimension of philosophy, its being a knowledge, but better would be to say its being science in the fullest and most radical sense of the term, which makes it a site of need satisfaction.