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Latest comment: 2 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
The article serves, for most people, to introduce who is Lavelle. I think to cite more sources is a great way to lead people to study his philosophical works, since it's not an easy task. It requires some inicial guidance.
Therefore, I propose the following changes in the present article:
1. A especific change in the excerpt: "In addition to the coverage he received in France, articles dedicated to him have come from Italian and Brazilian interpreters".
I think Lavelle received quantitatively more cultural coverage from Brazilian and Italian interpreters than from his own country.
1.1. For this excerpt, I suggest footnotes citing some italians and brazilians, for example the important works: "A Ontologia Axiológica de Louis Lavelle", by Tarciso Padilha, and "Introdução à filosofia de Louis Lavelle", by Olavo de Carvalho. The latter is a great introduction to the philosopher's work.
1.2. Italians, spanish autors, and so on, should be added to the present Wikipedia's article.
2. Instead of saying: "(..) articles dedicated to him have come from Italian and Brazilian interpreters", say: "studies, books and articles dedicated to him have come from Italian and Brazilian interpreters (...)". Lucas Alves Franceschetti (talk) 14:39, 26 April 2022 (UTC)Reply
