Resumo
The idealist philosophy had a dual role contradictory: opened the new field of science and decided the contents that science had to discover at the end of the 17th century. Through the analysis of the Greek tragedy was in fact endorsed a philology of history. The “Das Altertum Wissenschaft” was born in Germany and it is renominated Philology by A. Boeckh. This was born at the same time that the theories of tragic. In its beginnings, introduces in Germany, then in Italy and in France, a combative relationship between philosophy and philology (or the science of history). The conflict has developed on the conceptual ground opened by philosophy with the goal of “chronicle” ideas free of speculation. Reading “scientific” of Greek tragedy says long dominated the whole form of philosophical inspiration. However, the question of the meaning and relevance of the concept of Tragic are made for walking again and again. This paper aims to historicize the path that science called philology of beginnings to contemporaries.Referências
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