Gallarate-night between 8 and 9 March 2010 - with Kenny Wheeler's music that sounds below.
reading of the passages in "Letters from death row in the Italian Resistance"
There are books on Zen philosophy, the speeches of St. Augustine, the greatest charm of San Francisco. Then there is the secular philosophy, there is the poetry of all kinds and levels, which often depicts the world from a perspective that only a great poet can seize. There is the power of the word that takes us by surprise and make us crash into the ground for his appeal. But the word also has its emptiness, its uselessness. Often used in the case, insulted, disconnected from reality. Blasphemed, crippled. Used for the obvious. For an outcome of a game. For a racist joke. To a sterile political debate. To offend. There are books of all types, shapes, language, history, beauty, but this book is absolute truth. Beyond any political connotation that this is a book to be read as the ultimate expression of man in the relationship first with himself and with death. The last words of truth. Those who have the ultimate essence. Without cheating. No return.
This book teaches us courage in dealing with simple people who had the idea to death. A concept lost, destroyed and light years away, replaced by toned bodies and twinkling of the stars of facebook. Replaced by us who do not want to get old. For boys who after thirty years living with Mom and Dad with a nice car and a job that does not give meaning, without ideas and without balls. And we are well or hurt us all. But I'm also the previous generations, those painted wonderfully well in the poem "The mother" that Pasolini often have rocked the idea of \u200b\u200bnothingness and of well end in itself.
This book is the only book I've read in my life that speaks of true love.
a book may seem ruthless and dramatic, but behind those words feels great to be given to the wider life.
It 's a book that will teach us to smile even more to the things that count. It 's a book that will teach us to recognize the beautiful people. From reading here and there in the empty moments to find the strength to those who had courage and determination. It 's a book of true love. Love of life.
must-have in your library, even if you vote Berlusconi.
vote thing has nothing to do (almost!) To appreciate this book. But beware, if you place it close to that of Bruno Vespa on fire (to Bruno Vespa). But next to that Bersani is a very bad shape (that of Bersani).
goodnight, max
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