Pier Paolo Pasolini and Herbert Marcuse are often compared each other for their (critical) bound with the student movement of '68. However, their similarities go very over: their alleged pessimism is in reality a form of realism that indicates a love, and a worry, for the nowadays conditions of social and individual life.
Within the XX. Őszi Kulturális Fesztivál, Lecture by Federico Sollazzo:
University of Szeged, Faculty of Arts, classroom 3 of the Ady tér building
Tuesday, 13th Oct., 2015, 6 p.m.
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