In the plethora of publications marking the centenary of Pier Paolo Pasolini's birth (1922), Libro bianco, which covers the many stages of the long legal drama that overshadowed much of his career, is not only important and useful, but also necessary. It seems almost inconceivable that one of the most iconic intellectuals of the twentieth century should have been involved in thirty-three trials for various criminal offences, having to answer to charges during hundreds of hearings, before judges, lawyers, and witnesses who made specious and, in most cases, unfounded judgments
Il libro bianco di Pasolini: la raccolta dei processi
Anna Tonelli
2024
Abstract
In the plethora of publications marking the centenary of Pier Paolo Pasolini's birth (1922), Libro bianco, which covers the many stages of the long legal drama that overshadowed much of his career, is not only important and useful, but also necessary. It seems almost inconceivable that one of the most iconic intellectuals of the twentieth century should have been involved in thirty-three trials for various criminal offences, having to answer to charges during hundreds of hearings, before judges, lawyers, and witnesses who made specious and, in most cases, unfounded judgmentsFile in questo prodotto:
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