Vico in Translation brings into English the major untranslated works on Giambattista Vico (1668–1744) and his legacy, written in Italian, German, French, Spanish, and Japanese. At a time when artificial intelligence and a deeper understanding of animal minds are unsettling old beliefs about what makes humans special, Vico, one of the earliest critics of the Cartesian view of the mind, offers a richer account of being human, rooted in imagination, language, and the things people make together. Each translation is published by Felice Mosca Press with a scholarly introduction, placed in libraries, priced for individual readers, and launched with a free public conversation with its translator.
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