The great master Umberto Eco has left us but not his work, nor his works. The great writer was going to publish a book at the end of the year, a book that collected the publications he had made in a literary magazine in the country, but in the end that book will not be published at the end of this year but this weekend. The posthumous work is known as Pape Satan Aleppe: Chronicles of a Liquid Society, it contains the literary writings of the writer in the publication La Nave di Teseo. This magazine is also an editorial that great writers like Umberto Eco created to stop the imminent monopoly that Mondadori could have in the country.
The play "Pape Satan Aleppe: Chronicles of a Liquid Society»Will be published in Italian this weekend and in May 2016 it will be published in other languages, including English or Spanish. The title refers to Dante's masterpiece: The Divine Comedy. In this work, the opening line of Canto VII began with the words «Pape Satan, Pape Satan Alleppe»And from there the title was taken. It is expected that the reception of the book will be enormous since the writer himself deserves it and that is why the publication date has surely been advanced.
Pape Satan Aleppe: Chronicles of a Liquid Society will go on sale this weekend in Italian
Also by La Nave Di Teseo, is the best tribute that can be paid to one of its founders and shareholders, since the great Umberto Eco not only collaborated with the magazine but was also a shareholder thanks to a contribution of 2 million euros that he made in its foundation.
The truth is that Umberto Eco's lessons have always been masterful, in the narrowest sense of the word. Next to Name of the Rose, How do you write a thesis It is one of the great works of the writer at an international level, a scientific work that teaches how to prepare a doctoral thesis, something that many graduates and university students do not know how to do. Surely these lessons will become part of the great work of Umberto Eco, but until then, the best thing is to get a copy of Pape Satan Aleppe: Chronicles of a Liquid Society Do not you think?