Un wolffiano dopo Kant? Aspetti wolffiani nella concezione hegeliana del rapporto tra logica e metafisica

This article argues against the idea that there is a continuity in the way in which Kant and Hegel conceive the normativity of conceptuality – normally seen as the authentic nucleus of both their philosophies, as opposed to pre-Kantian me- taphysics. It therefore contests the practice of interpreting Hegel’s relation to Kant in an epistemological sense. Despite being present in Hegel’s account, the epistemo- logically normative role of conceptuality is just a corollary to its ontological under- standing. Finally, it affirms that, in this respect, Hegel’s position is to be seen more as a radicalization of Wolff ’s stance than as an alternative to it.