
Altan: Cronache dal Belpaese
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Format
Paperback
Pages
253
Language
Italian
Published
Apr 8, 2005
Publisher
Gruppo Editoriale L'Espresso
Description
Francesco Tullio Altan’s narrative takes readers through a vivid tapestry of contemporary Italian life, woven with sharp wit and insightful commentary. Through the lens of everyday characters, Altan explores themes of social dissonance and personal reflection, inviting a deeper understanding of the human condition. His protagonists, often ordinary individuals with extraordinary thoughts, reveal a landscape of ideas that challenge the status quo.
Set in the rich backdrop of Italy, the stories are painted with humor and a touch of melancholy, reflecting the complexities of modern existence. Each character grapples with their own perceptions and struggles, providing a relatable glimpse into the fragility of beliefs and the unpredictability of society's fabric. As they navigate through various situations, their internal dialogues resonate with anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed by the world around them.
Altan's distinctive voice captures the essence of a nation in flux, eloquently blending laughter with introspection. His work serves not only as a commentary on Italy, but also as a universal exploration of identity, truth, and the myriad ways individuals confront life's absurdities.
Set in the rich backdrop of Italy, the stories are painted with humor and a touch of melancholy, reflecting the complexities of modern existence. Each character grapples with their own perceptions and struggles, providing a relatable glimpse into the fragility of beliefs and the unpredictability of society's fabric. As they navigate through various situations, their internal dialogues resonate with anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed by the world around them.
Altan's distinctive voice captures the essence of a nation in flux, eloquently blending laughter with introspection. His work serves not only as a commentary on Italy, but also as a universal exploration of identity, truth, and the myriad ways individuals confront life's absurdities.
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