Articles taggés "Literature"

Auschwitz's survivor Primo Levi wrote his experience as a prisoner in concentration camp, and he elaborated the theory of the "grey zone", a concept that embodies his ideas about good, evil, and the human condition.

In this report, I want to share one of my favorite books: Italo Calvino's Six Memos for the Next Millennium.
In 1984 Italo Calvino was the first Italian invited to hold the Norton Poetry Lessons, six lectures organized every year by Harvard University dealing with poetry in the broadest sense.

The ILF is more than just a literature festival - it is a platform for exchange of thoughts and ideas, remembrance, acknowledgement, raising awareness. It also has a political agenda - fighting for democracy and freedom, including the freedom to write.

As my Personal project I decided to organised a course with motto: Literature/Books/Text is more than just reading and writting. My hosting organisation supported my by space and technical equipment, so from 15th February it runs. And I hope it rocks also!