The Epistolary Diary Of Rita Levi Montalcini
Some terrible pages by a gentle girl who was the victim of racial laws: Rita Levi Montalcini.
Weekly Pinprick: Freedom Or Dissolute Conduct?
We have produced a society without any constraints. But the fate that has befallen “freedom” is quite humorous.
Italy’s Public Image In London And New York: Humor And Sense Of Life
Book author Delfina Ducci's column about the female universe.
Weekly Pinprick: Forever Fit
Lifestyles have changed and so have Italians, who never would have imagined abandoning their healthy and tasty Mediterranean diet.
Forever Heroine Beatrice Cenci
The tragic story of Beatrice Cenci is recalled as an emblem of the sixteenth-century bloodthirsty and corrupted city of Rome.
Italy’s Public Image In London And New York: Social Media
In the age of social media, we are standing before a disheartening sort of solitude, a sort of virtual life that is gradually becoming a reality.
Weekly Pinprick: Culinary Arts Over Literature
Pellegrino Artusi has become a historical figure as he wrote a cookbook for present and future generations — one that earned him the title of father of Italian cuisine.
Weekly Pinprick: New York, The American Dream Of Italians
We stand with New York, as New Yorkers did with us Italians.
Weekly Pinprick: Eternal Youth
Trends, these so-called monsters that we unconditionally bow down to, change our features not by way of threats — but through the illusion of eternal youth.
Weekly Pinprick: Stiletto Heels
Italian women have a penchant for this accessory that resembles a podium to victoriously climb upon.