Idealism since Croce has repeatedly credited Bruno with anticipating modern anti-transcendentalist thought.
Evidence
The notion that the thought of Bruno, together with that of other unorthodox sixteenth-century philosophers such as Telesius and Campanclla, contained the germs of a “modern” anti-transcendentalist form of thought is one that has been repeatedly put forward by idealist commentators since Croce and has received reserved support even from Marxists. — Antonio Gramsci, Selections from the Prison Notebooks, 2760
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