by María Antonieta Macciocchi · Editorial Pre-Textos · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788485081233
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In 'After Marx, April', María Antonieta Macciocchi immerses us in the effervescent Italian Movement of 1977, a student and youth revolt that challenged the political status quo of the time. With a narrative style that evokes the pamphlets of the 18th century, the author recounts her immersion in the movement, her support for the insurgents in exile, and her participation in the Bologna demonstration. Through biting irony, Macciocchi describes the exclusion of the PCI and the deep aspiration for freedom that lay in Italian society, marking a generational crisis and a break with traditional conceptions of life, language, and ideas. This book is a testament to an era of change and a cry for freedom.
