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Giuseppe Giacovazzo
In praise of trullo
A spelling-book of little real stories from small towns and countryside in Valle d’Itria.
9788822041708year: 2012month: juneformat: 13 x 21 cmpages: 200Luca CangemiThe elephant and the metropolis
India between history and globalization
An original approach to India and its cultures, where a series of multiform images of dancing deities and peasant movements against the colonial domination, the contemporaneity of global metropolis and the spicy presentation of Bollywood films mingle.
9788822053886year: 2012month: juneformat: 14 x 21 cmpages: 144Alberto OliverioBy pure change
A visionary and inspiring book that guides us to the discovery of a possible future in the disturbing middle ground between science and science fiction.
9788822015051year: 2012month: aprilformat: 13 x 21 cmpages: 208Aa. Vv.All the pleasures of intellect
An anthology of XVIII century French libertine essays
Which social behaviors and which works did undermine the absolutist power of Church and social conventions during the XVIII century? This collection of rare texts shows how libertinism and libertinage, philosophy and impiety, rebellion and Freemasonry, inwardly shattered an ancient society for fun, challenge or anger.
9788822055187year: 2012month: marchformat: 12,5 x 21 cmpages: 336Caterina ReaBorderless bodies
Sex like a politic problem
Are we all unaware victims of a plot of prejudices? Can we really distinguish what is “natural” and what is a social construction, rooted in the layers of human history? This is a travel to reveal the complex web in which we are soaked.
9788822053879year: 2012month: marchformat: 14 x 21 cmpages: 176Paolo ErcolaniThe last God
Internet, market and religion are building a post-human society
A passionate reconstruction and a clear analysis of today’s Network society: we have information on everything but we don’t know anything, we communicate with everyone, but we don’t know anyone, we feel omnipotent beings, but we desperately look for a new God...
9788822055170year: 2012month: februaryformat: 12,5 x 21 cmpages: 240Mauro FotiaInfinite government by compromise
From centre-left to the Democratic Party
A discouraged country, deprived of his civil and political dignity, crushed by an inexorable feeling of precariousness and defeat, where the road of the alternate government is all to be covered. A nonconformist book, far from moderatism and hypocrisy.
9788822063182year: 2011month: octoberformat: 14 x 21 cmpages: 204Cristiana De SantisGrammar in play
What is the game we play when we think, speak or write? A tale to discover the game of grammar and its rules.
9788822048271year: 2011month: octoberformat: 13,5 x 19 cmpages: 80Vincenzo SorrentinoThe invisible power
Secrets and lies in the contemporary politics
The secrets and lies of the power, the spreading corruption, the manipulation of media, an intrusive surveillance, violence and death planned in the darkness: the invisible power endangers the quality and maybe the future of our democracy.
9788822053862year: 2011month: septemberformat: 14 x 21 cmpages: 336Dario Bressanini, Silvia ToniatoFra' Luca Pacioli's mathematical games
Tricks, riddles and pastimes of the late 15th century
Did anyone break the eggs in your basket and you couldn’t remember how many eggs were there? Do numbers help to read anybody’s thoughts? Is it possible to save both goat and cabbages? The answers to these and other curious questions are in an unpublished collection of games by Fra’ Luca Pacioli, the greatest Italian mathematician of the 15th century.
9788822068231year: 2011month: septemberformat: 14 x 21 cmpages: 204Giovanni La TorreA convenient lie
The debate on the global crisis
That’s the book on the crisis we need. Everything the economists said in recent years here is compared, discussed and criticized. They made us believe that it’s all bad finance’s fault. But that’s just a convenient lie…
9788822055163year: 2011month: februaryformat: 12,5 x 21 cmpages: 184Annamaria RiveraSpelix
Story of cats, immigrants and a crime
What has a cat to do with a murder, xenophobia, the authoritarian society, the malfeasance of powerful people? To find out about it, just read this novel.
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