Il caso Silone.

The writer considers why the literary work of Italian novelist Ignazio Silone has been treated with disdain, incomprehension, or indifference. He notes that Silone, a founding member of the Italian Communist Party in 1921, and later a staunch critic of fascism, became branded as much a political fi...

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Publicado en:National Interest no. 65; pp. 77 - 90
Autor principal: McDonald, Michael P.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Center for the National Interest Fall 2001
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