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Leonzio, Koning der Beren, is jaren geleden zijn zoon Tonio kwijtgeraakt aan twee jagers. Al die tijd is hij bedroefd gebleven, nooit meer vond hij een spoor van zijn jongen. Tot nu…Dino Buzzati’s klassieker voor alle leeftijden verhaalt over de ijskoude winter, lang, lang geleden, die ervoor zorgde dat de hongerige beren de bergen van Sicilië verlieten en de vallei in trokken op zoek naar voedsel. Maar ook over hun gevecht tegen een leger venijnzwijnen; over een sluwe professor waarvan we niet zeker weten of hij een tovenaar is; over de snauwende Snaterkater, en, nog erger, over het verraad binnen hun eigen rangen.Zal het de beren lukken om al deze tegenstand te overwinnen? En… zal Koning Leonzio zijn zoon Tonio ooit weer terugzien? Dit, en meer, kom je te weten in De beroemde bereninvasie van Sicilië.

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The City and the Unconscious in the Global Age. German Studies in Multidisciplinary Dialogue hosts many more questions than it is possible to state here and seeks answers that introduce an ethic of citizenship for the third millennium, where the goals of Agenda 2030 are not reduced to slogans and empty talks and where the grassroots activists do not risk to be hushed up or even taken in by the most powerful corporations, which pretend to operate in the acknowledgment of the differences that Otherness entails. The inspirers of the volume are German-speaking intellectuals, poets, artists, architects from various backgrounds. In particular, we started from the ideas and work of Bruno Taut to rethink through Sigmund Freud, F. G. Jünger, Paul Celan, Durs Grünbein and many others social bonding in the age of anthropological mutation and pandemic emergencies. Published il volume ospita molte più domande di quanto non sia qui possibile enunciare e cerca risposte che introducano un'etica della cittadinanza per il terzo millennio, dove le finalità di Agenda 2030 non restino gusci vuoti, slogan che evacuano il pensare e dove al movimentismo, strumentalizzato dai potenti della terra, si sostituiscano contenuti e consapevolezze da tradurre in una prassi comune nel riconoscimento delle differenze e di un'irriducibile alterità. Il volume prende avvio dagli scritti di Bruno Taut per ripensare attraverso Sigmund Freud, F. G. Jünger, Paul Celan, Durs Grünbein e molti altri il legame sociale all'epoca della mutazione antropologica e delle emergenze pandemiche.

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Thanks to Gioia Benedetti's careful philological work, a short, narrative and hitherto unknown text brings back the voice of one of the most original and brilliant Italian critics of the 20th century. After the trip to Brazil in his youth, in his single finished novel set in Rio de Janeiro in the Fifties, Notti di Copacabana, Ruggero Jacobbi conveyed not only the climate and atmosphere of a distant and in some ways mythical world such as Brazil, but also a significant track of the readings, meetings and influences of the great texts of Portuguese and South American literature, at the time mostly unknown in Italy. Jacobbi had an extraordinary talent at catching and interpreting the changes in the narrative code, and in this book, the author offers an incredibly intriguing experimental story with alternating voices and characters and intertwining events, contributing to the creation of a suspenseful atmosphere.

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A collection of brief, but intimate meditations on life and culture ranging from controversial matters to private moments The internationally acclaimed author Claudio Magris offers a collection of brief "snapshots" reflecting on life and culture from 1999 to 2013 through his very personal lens. Some pieces portray private, intimate moments, while others offer views on public, sometimes controversial matters; the tone is sometimes serious, sometimes humorous, sometimes ironic, but always engaging. The panoramic nature of the vignettes is broad in scope, encompassing a variety of subjects rendered in quick, decisive brushstrokes. It is a little like leafing through a photo album of our times and our society while a learned companion seated beside us offers a perceptive running commentary. Magris's wit-at times pungent, at times self†'deprecating, always keen-is refreshingly affable. A continuing adventure by the author who has reinvented "travel literature."

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