Il lavoro attraente di Camillo Berneri; analizza le possibilitagrave; umane di un lavoro senza pena; di un lavoro libero; un lavoro in cui la personalitagrave; si esalta e si perfeziona. Leggere questo ebook scritto quasi cento anni fa; prima della cosiddetta crisi del lavoro industriale e dei cambiamenti straordinari legati ad essa; agli albori della "nuova era digitale"; egrave; come dare uno sguardo ad un mondo scomparso; di feroci condizioni di lavoro; in cui lautore si chiedeva non solo come rendere piugrave; umano; ma piugrave; attraente il lavoro stesso; e per questo mostrava tutta la sua sorprendente modernitagrave;. LautoreCamillo Berneri (Lodi; 20 maggio 1897 ndash; Barcellona; 5 maggio 1937) egrave; stato un filosofo; scrittore e anarchico italiano; ucciso nel maggio 1937 insieme a Francesco Barbieri; poco dopo il loro arresto da parte dei comunisti stalinisti del PSUC; durante la battaglia intestina al fronte antifascista spagnolo delle giornate di maggio; avvenuta a Barcellona tra comunisti e anarchici nella guerra civile spagnola.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Simply BrilliantBy Jeffrey A. JonasThis small book and fast read is a wonderful companion voume to thicker biographs about Alexander. You wont get a full accounting of Alexander campaigns here- thats not the point; but you will get a concise account about how these objects that we use to reconstruct what history might have looked like are found; dated; and then mulled over by experts.This book is more about the essence of Alexander; and what was important to him and the men who followed him; than the nuts and bolts of his overall story.... I thought it was very entertaining.JJ2 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Coins; coins; coinsBy StillReadingBobUnless you collect ancient coins you will not enjoy the book. It really isnt about Alexander the Great; so much as it is about the coins that were struck during his reign; and an oddity that is not conclusively solved. Even though Holt tries to end the book with what he thinks is a logical explanation for the Medallions; I think their existence is still a mystery. Good descriptions of ancient coin striking and the complexities of the art work created for the coins and Medallions. Felt like I had walked into an Art Appreciation class by mistake.0 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Earlier then saidBy LouisJust as promised
