The 1000 Day War would have a prelude that began many years before, when the several bloody civil wars, where clashes between enemies would predominate and characterized by the existence of two political beliefs that fought each other, supposing both to be right. Great triggers of these conflicts that were experienced, were developed by a … Read more
Venetian painting of the 18th century in Trentino and the history of gardens from the Renaissance to the 19th century, and then an excursus into the creative path of Francesco Somaini: these are some of the monsters that are enough for the month of July.TRENTO – “The colors of the Serenissima. Venetian painting of the … Read more
Listen to the audio version of the article It was published a century ago. Hermann Hesse certainly did not imagine that his Siddhartha would have prompted many generations of readers to search in India for the places that had inspired him and above all to try to trace the young man, precisely Siddhartha, and his … Read more
Have we become in school, and in society, the blind leading the blind? Where are the noble models, the heroes capable of leading us from exemplarity to human flourishing? We are going to answer directly the question implicit in the title about the function of the school: to educate exemplary, educated and knowledgeable citizens. It … Read more