Podcasts and movies: On “La Litura” Chile 50 years after the coup

A season of utopia that lasted less than three years, but planted, among other things, a dream Socialist, humanist, democratic «artificial intelligence».. The new issue was «La Letora», #608, Saturday 22nd inprogram and on Sunday the 23rd on newsstands.

The report that opens the issue, by Alicia Rastelli and contemporary historian Gianni La Bella, tells and presents, with rich iconographic devices and performances, the almost novel idea that had a starring role Chilean engineer Fernando Flores and cybernetics teacher Stafford Beer, British, to create “bottom-up” management with Cybersyn for companies nationalized by Allende. A podcast in 9 episodes was devoted to the project (Santiago Boys) Evgeny Morozov, interview on the service. An adventure that ended 50 years ago, on September 11, 1973, with Allende’s presidency, crushed by Pinochet: the essays of Andrea Molas and Cecilia Bressanelli are devoted to different aspects of the story.

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Going back to the appendix, there are many topics. Re-released from an anthology of short stories (Omenana, Wonderful Tales from the African Continentblack), regains his strength Afrofuturist literary trend, where African cultural traditions, technology and social themes (migrations and colonial exploitation) merge: Matteo Trevisani writes about it. And on the menacing body of blacks, from slavery to today, Igyaba Sego reflects, starting with scholar Simon Brown’s essay. Dark things. dark matters (Multami).

Two great literary novels tell the story of today’s America and England: Pulitzer’s new novel Twice Colson Whitehead (Scammer statement
Double Day on August 29 in Italy for Mondadori) was reviewed by Marco Bruna, while Matthew Percival Law fraud By Zadie Smith (from September 5 by Hamish Hamilton in the UK and Penguin in the US; in the fall in Italy by Mondadori).

To the artist’s trip to Italy Maurits Cornelis Escher (1898-1972) and its surreal staircase dedicated to the graphic novel by Giuliano Piccinio: An Insight into Escher, by Pierluigi Panza, is today’s subject today in“Reading” application.

The topic concludes with a discovery: the national football team coach who won two World Cups and two Olympics, Victor Pozzo, was always considered a fascist. Forgotten documents show that he actively joined the resistance: the story and archival papers are in the article by Alessandro Voloni.