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The professor, that is HIM, the figure I found most realistic, even in his kind retreat. Science is lived as magic, the meeting of mediums would introduce a discussion on the "non-real," a parallel universe that accompanies us everywhere.
The professor, that is HIM, the figure I found most realistic, even in his kind retreat.
Science is lived as magic, the meeting of mediums would introduce a discussion on the "non-real," a parallel universe that accompanies us everywhere.
The review reflects on Ernesto Sabato's L’angelo dell’abisso as a challenging yet rewarding conclusion to a complex literary journey. It highlights the realistic portrayal of characters, especially the professor, and the intertwining of science and mysticism. The narrative’s references to Che Guevara and the interplay between sensation and reality offer a prophetic and contemplative experience of South American writing. Dive into Ernesto Sabato’s profound literary masterpiece and explore the mysterious blend of history, science, and mysticism.
The main way to interpret Palahniuk’s writing is contradiction and making the myth carnal, tangible, destructible. One does not seek a woman to create a stable couple; in Palahniuk, we have a model of a libertarian and free woman.
The main way to interpret Palahniuk’s writing is contradiction and making the myth carnal, tangible, destructible.
One does not seek a woman to create a stable couple; in Palahniuk, we have a model of a libertarian and free woman.
The review examines Chuck Palahniuk's novel Choke as a work built around contradictions and tangible myths. It highlights themes of Americanism, libertarian women, and the intersection of reality and imagination. The narrative evokes literary figures like Ophelia and Pirandello, and compares characters to mythic and literary archetypes. Ultimately, the reviewer finds Choke to reflect complex human relationships and societal critiques. Explore the intricate themes and bold storytelling of Chuck Palahniuk’s Choke—dive into this unique literary journey now!
The Porsche becomes his symbol of freedom, like a pants-wearing Janis Joplin. A life that has value when your dog plays with a sow that has been saved from slaughter and is happy.
The Porsche becomes his symbol of freedom, like a pants-wearing Janis Joplin.
A life that has value when your dog plays with a sow that has been saved from slaughter and is happy.
John Fante’s 'West of Rome' concludes the Molise family saga through two poignant stories published posthumously. The novel explores the clash between American prosperity and Italian immigrant nostalgia. Themes of freedom, companionship, and true life values emerge beyond material success. The protagonist’s journey reflects the struggle to reconcile past and present, highlighting the immigrant experience and cultural identity. Explore John Fante’s heartfelt 'West of Rome' and dive into the timeless tale of immigrant dreams and true values.
In some passages, love, poetry, affection, and philosophy are closely connected. It was rightly pointed out to me that, in this narrative, there is a love story, love and sex with all the ingredients to make it lively and vivid.
In some passages, love, poetry, affection, and philosophy are closely connected.
It was rightly pointed out to me that, in this narrative, there is a love story, love and sex with all the ingredients to make it lively and vivid.
Pietro Abelard's Lettere offers an insightful look into a medieval correspondence between Abelard and Heloise from 1079 to 1142. The book demands some knowledge of Aristotelian and Augustinian philosophy to fully appreciate its depth. It combines vivid descriptions of love, philosophy, ecclesiastical power, and secular life. The bilingual Latin and modern text presentation adds authenticity. This work portrays a rich love story intertwined with scholastic and theological debates of the time. Dive into the passionate and philosophical medieval letters of Pietro Abelard and Heloise—discover history’s timeless love story today!
The difficulty encountered while reading is putting the book down, it is thrilling and with the succession of events that recall earlier passages and legends preceding the Homeric era. The blend of present and past, with classical quotations, creates moments of suspense, in a mystery set between the revolution against the Greek colonels and the subsequent era of the 1980s.
The difficulty encountered while reading is putting the book down, it is thrilling and with the succession of events that recall earlier passages and legends preceding the Homeric era.
The blend of present and past, with classical quotations, creates moments of suspense, in a mystery set between the revolution against the Greek colonels and the subsequent era of the 1980s.
Valerio Massimo Manfredi's 'The Oracle' returns to a mix of mystery and legend, blending present events with classical Greek mythology. Set during the 1973 Greek revolution and 1980s aftermath, the novel follows a professor's discovery of Tiresias's vase and its subsequent mysteries. The author’s archaeological background enriches vivid descriptions, while historical and mythical elements create suspenseful, thrilling reading hard to put down. Dive into 'The Oracle' for a captivating journey through Greek myth, mystery, and history—explore the secrets of ancient Greece today!
"The description of the pyres and sacrifices is very detailed, removing from the mysticism that envelops the Ionic style that unnecessary dust which, in many school textbooks, is administered to inattentive students." "The tribute to the swineherd is wonderful, and the conclusion of Penelope’s web, highly recommended to be savored with the time necessary for reflection on what happens on stage."
"The description of the pyres and sacrifices is very detailed, removing from the mysticism that envelops the Ionic style that unnecessary dust which, in many school textbooks, is administered to inattentive students."
"The tribute to the swineherd is wonderful, and the conclusion of Penelope’s web, highly recommended to be savored with the time necessary for reflection on what happens on stage."
The review praises Valerio Massimo Manfredi's 'Il mio nome è nessuno - Il ritorno' as a richly detailed retelling of the Odyssey. It highlights the well-crafted characters, especially female mythological figures, and the exploration of power, responsibility, and personal motivations. The depiction of rituals and the nuanced portrayal of secondary characters add depth. The reviewer highly recommends the book for thoughtful reflection. Dive into Manfredi's vivid Odyssey and explore a timeless myth through fresh eyes—read now and experience the epic like never before!
The studies in classical literature permeate the work, a romanticizing of the Odyssey. A fluent writing, impeccable style, you 'drink' it in a moment.
The studies in classical literature permeate the work, a romanticizing of the Odyssey.
A fluent writing, impeccable style, you 'drink' it in a moment.
This review praises Valerio Massimo Manfredi's 'Il mio nome è nessuno - Il giuramento' as a richly detailed and romanticized retelling of the Odyssey. Emphasizing the author’s classical knowledge and archaeological background, the review highlights the book’s engaging narrative style, faithful character portrayals, and clever storytelling choices. The fluent writing makes it accessible even to readers less familiar with classical studies. Discover the captivating retelling of Odysseus’s journey in Manfredi’s first book – dive into history and myth today!
Wu Ming, the army of sleepwalkers, echoes of Eco’s writing in this pleasantly crafted book. The book’s wide scope allows for multiple reflections, ranging from the revolutionary/socialist concept of property to popular beliefs and interactions with science.
Wu Ming, the army of sleepwalkers, echoes of Eco’s writing in this pleasantly crafted book.
The book’s wide scope allows for multiple reflections, ranging from the revolutionary/socialist concept of property to popular beliefs and interactions with science.
Wu Ming’s 'L'armata dei sonnambuli' masterfully intertwines the tumultuous era of the French Revolution with references to classic theatre and themes of hypnotism. The novel features a fluid cast of characters and explores revolutionary and socialist concepts with depth. The collective style of writing enriches the narrative, offering thoughtful reflections without resorting to vulgarity. Overall, a richly layered and enjoyable read for fans of historical and socially conscious fiction. Discover Wu Ming’s rich and thought-provoking take on the French Revolution—read the novel today!
The idea of the interconnectedness of nature, monkey sister and worm brother are parts of that unity. Man, no matter how much he explores, will always reach up to, but the beyond will be another discovery that will once again precede another one.
The idea of the interconnectedness of nature, monkey sister and worm brother are parts of that unity.
Man, no matter how much he explores, will always reach up to, but the beyond will be another discovery that will once again precede another one.
The review explores Piergiorgio Odifreddi's book as a curious and passionate journey through scientific and philosophical concepts. It highlights the interconnectedness of nature and the role of doubt in discovery. The narrative embraces a blend of chaos and order, science and philosophy, reflecting on humanity's endless quest for knowledge. The review appreciates the book's depth and intellectual misdirection while acknowledging its complex nature. Dive into Odifreddi's fascinating blend of science and philosophy—read this insightful review and explore the book today!
‘They’re selling postcards of the hanging - Romeo’s moaning - And the only sound that remains is Cinderella sweeping up in the desolation alley-.’ ‘And now you tell me not to feel nostalgia so give me another word to use in its place.’
‘They’re selling postcards of the hanging - Romeo’s moaning - And the only sound that remains is Cinderella sweeping up in the desolation alley-.’
‘And now you tell me not to feel nostalgia so give me another word to use in its place.’
This review praises Bob Dylan's Tarantula as a complex, multi-layered work combining poetry, prose, and music. It highlights Dylan's rich cultural references, from Hamlet to Aretha Franklin, and situates the work within the turbulent social and political changes of the 1960s. The text requires solid background or curiosity for discovery. Overall, Tarantula is seen as a forward-looking, challenging literary and musical creation. Dive into Bob Dylan’s Tarantula — explore its poetic depths and musical echoes today!
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