13/04/15  |  Reviews
Matt Ridley: A rational optimist
According to the author, Matt Ridley, one must be optimistic. Matt Ridley (1958), a graduate of zoology in Oxford, is a ...
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03/04/15  |  Reviews
Marco Anneo Lucano: The Civil War or Farsaglia
The family moved to Rome shortly after his birth where Marco dedicated himself to the study of poetry. Within ...
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23/03/15  |  Reviews
Susan Quinn: Marie Curie
The story of a Polish family (Maria was in fact Polish, her name before marrying was Maria Salomea ...
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25/02/15  |  Reviews
We are made of stars, by Margherita Hack and Marco Morelli
I do not remember exactly but I'm sure it was in those years, late seventies or early eighties, that I saw for the ...
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28/01/15  |  Reviews
Aristotle: Nicomachean Ethics
Yet, I tell them, why scare before reading it? In my opinion the fundamental problem is that who has ...
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12/01/15  |  Reviews
Samantha Hunt: The inventor of light
So how? Which is the best way to review a book like this? Review ... what a bad term! Maybe I have to ...
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29/12/14  |  Reviews
Antonio Piedimonte: Raimondo di Sangro, Prince of Sansevero
A trip to Spaccanapoli allowed me to know something amazing: the Chapel of Prince Raimondo of ...
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09/12/14  |  Reviews
Mauro Mellini: The Marò market
A text that stigmatizes the absence of the state in addressing events that after more than 1000 days still present ...
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07/12/14  |  Reviews
John Maynard Keynes: How to get out of the crisis
Keynes made several trips to America and had the opportunity to meet Presidents Hoover and Roosevelt with whom ...
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02/12/14  |  Reviews
Gian Micalessin: Afghanistan one way
Given the sensitivity and emotional impact of the object in question it is difficult even to define it as a genre, risking ...
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17/11/14  |  Reviews
Extra sensory perception
Who are the authors? Gershon Dublon is a PhD student at the Media Lab at MIT while Joseph A. Paradiso is ...
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04/11/14  |  Reviews
Wild Lenzini: 49 shades in green gray
General Villi Lenzini's career is a complete career: the military academy, the various assignments, the war ...
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28/10/14  |  Reviews
Emilio Segrè: Enrico Fermi, physicist. A scientific biography
I do not remember because I took the note but in any case I ordered a biography of Fermi and as soon as I arrived I put ...
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19/10/14  |  Reviews
Carl Gustav Jung: Psychology of occult phenomena
From time to time, the old books were replayed and just a few weeks ago this was re-emerged. Jung was one ...
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12/10/14  |  Reviews
Erwin Schrodinger, life, love and the quantum revolution
It is interesting to note how Austria and Germany between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries were united in a single, huge and ...
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05/10/14  |  Reviews
Sallustio: The War of Giugurta
As a politician there are those who say that it was not a great success, the fact is that it accumulated a huge wealth and when ...
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23/09/14  |  Reviews
Daniela Lombardi: My duty I did it
Here he tells his story, through direct testimonies, almost all unpublished, of relatives, friends, superiors and ...
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12/09/14  |  Reviews
Théodore Géricault: The raft of the Medusa
During my recent visit to the Louvre, my wife caught my attention on a beautiful canvas by an author to me ...
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10/09/14  |  Reviews
Walter Cassani: "Albert was right: God doesn't play dice!"
They are among those fans that when you can read a book of Physics to deepen some concept studied at '...
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31/08/14  |  Reviews
Carlos Ruiz Zafón: The game of the angel
So one day in the summer of 2013 I came across a book that talked about books and although it was now ...
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Tribute (due) to the 80th "Roma" infantry who takes leave with honor

Well, yes, we are now used to witnessing the closure of the barracks and perhaps even a little to burying the long history of the departments, a phenomenon which however does not erase the memories. It also touched...

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"Il Signor Parolini" (ninth part)

The baked chicken, as expected, had lived up to its reputation, consolidating, where needed, the undisputed culinary mastery of Gastone, chief ...

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ReArm Europe/Readiness 2030? Deterrence Does Not Come From an Arsenal
In the twentieth century, people died for their country or their freedom. Or at least, that was what was believed. In the First World War, millions of young people marched to their deaths convinced they were defending the national honor. In...
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Letter to Difesa Online: "The European Army Remains a Mirage"
Dear Director, during my now forty-year military career I have often found myself working side by side with military personnel from other nations, NATO and otherwise, in high-level operational contexts and...
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