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- Season 0 1998-05-25
- Season 1 1998-05-11
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- Season 18 2015-02-07
- Season 19 2016-01-23
- Season 20 2017-01-28
- Season 21 2018-01-20
- Season 22 2019-01-19
- Season 23 2020-01-18
Season 23 Episode
- Season 22 Fahrenheit 451 (di Ray Bradbury)
- Season 22 Lessico famigliare (di Natalia Ginsburg)
- Season 22 Nudi e crudi (di Alan Bennett)
- Season 22 La giornata di uno scrutatore (di Italo Calvino)
- Season 22 Riti di morte (di Alicia Giménez Bartlett)
- Season 22 Memorie di Adriano (di Marguerite Yourcenar)
- Season 22 La svastica sul sole (di Philip K. Dick)
- Season 22 La peste (di Albert Camus)
- Season 22 L'Ispettore generale (di Nikolaj Gogol')
- Season 22 Foto di gruppo con signora (di Heinrich Böll)
- Season 22 Cuore di tenebra (di Joseph Conrad)
- Season 22 La tregua (di Primo Levi)
Per un pugno di libri - Season 22 Episode 4 La giornata di uno scrutatore (di Italo Calvino)
9.00 50 minutes In this episode of "Per Un Pugno di Libri", the "Vittorio Alfieri" classical high school in Turin and the "Giuseppe Mercalli" scientific high school in Naples discuss the novel "La giornata di uno scrutatore" by Italo Calvino. Published in 1963, the book is inspired by a personal experience of the writer, who, as a candidate for the PCI, found himself visiting the polling station set up at the Cottolengo in Turin. There, the sick were induced to vote for the then majority party: the Christian Democracy. In the novel, in fact, the young protagonist, Amerigo Ormea, is a communist pollster sent by the party to the Cottolengo precisely to monitor the consolidated habit of manipulating the votes of the sick. But faced with that "world" and that pain, and above all faced with the self-denial with which the patients are cared for by a nun, the Marxist faith of the protagonist enters into crisis.
