For centuries relations between Europe and China were concurrent with the interaction between Italy and the Chinese Empire. This situation ended in the 19th century when Great Britain forcibly opened China to international trade. At the end of the century, knowledge of the Italian Risorgimento, with such heroes as Garibaldi, Mazzini, and Cavour, inspired some Chinese intellectuals in their effort to launch a national renewal.
Il volume prende in esame, con un approccio multidisciplinare, il dibattito in merito al libero arbitrio tra la fine del Medioevo e primi decenni del Cinquecento.
This article presents a thematic outline of the cultural and literary relations between Italy and Iran from the 16th century to present. It focuses on the translation of key-works from Persian into Italian and vice-versa.
Italo Calvino is reputed to be the most read Italian writer in the world. After the posthumous publication of his Six Memos for the Next Millennium, his works – translated in innumerable languages – have met with sustained success and made him a reference point among intellectuals in the fields of literature and culture in numerous countries.
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