Giuseppe Berto was an Italian writer whose works are characterized by deep psychological insight and a disquieting portrayal of human existence. His novels explore complex relationships and the moral dilemmas of his characters, often set against the backdrop of post-war Italy. Berto masterfully captures the internal struggles and the search for meaning in his protagonists' lives, creating timeless works full of introspection and existential questions. His unique style and penetrating observations of human nature make him a significant figure in Italian literature.
Set against the backdrop of industrial capitalism, this whimsical fable explores themes of ecology, lunacy, and love. The story delves into the destructive impacts of modern society while examining various forms of spirituality and societal definitions of madness. Newly translated into English, this 1973 novel by Giuseppe Berto stands out as one of the early environmentally-conscious works in Italian literature, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of nature and human experience.
Brossura editoriale in cartoncino flessibile, con copertina illustrata. Pagine in buono stato, con bruniture, come ai tagli. Nota introduttiva di Carlo Salinari. Volume n. CC ( 200 ) della collana.
Román italského autora, komponovaný jako nepřetržitý vnitřní monolog člověka, který svádí dlouhý a úporný zápas s nemocí.
