While embodying, in the popular imagination, the perfect aplomb English, has recently become an Italian citizen and is proud of it. Paul Ginsburg has lived in Italy for twenty years and teaches history at the University of Florence. In his latest book, "Saving Italy " the professor goes over some elements, but not predominant interest in the history of our country (like the search for social equality, the investment into Europe, the great tradition of ' municipal self-government) and point your finger at those calling for rework to give Italy a chance to ransom. Listening
his interview with the passage Controradio I liked most about the proposal to re-evaluate the character of meekness. It will be that from which they are shy and gentle, I felt called into question. In the short essay "In Praise of Meekness," Norberto Bobbio wrote that the meek and the other of which man needs to overcome the evil within ourselves. Extending this concept, Paul Ginsburg is the gentleness, combined with the firm, a socially desirable one nation under mild and firm, which quietly once again, he insists, understand, tolerate, but also seeks to change the evil through his example. The historian is convinced that there are large minorities in each part the country desperately waiting for proposals to begin a journey. Refreshment to hear about people like him who first embodies these characteristics.
Paul Ginsburg, along with other members of the association Liberty and Justice Zagrebelsky as Gustavo and Sandra Bonsanti, has launched an urgent appeal to all Italian and foreign civil society to demand the resignation of Prime Minister.
Do not despair of Italy!
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