Shelf #6 | Abitare il mondo digitale, le parole del naso e gli altri libri di oggi.

In this episode of Shelf. The Place of Books*, our podcast dedicated to books, featuring *Alessandro Barbaglia*, *Eleonora C. Caruso and Marco Ballarè will accompany us on a discovery of a novel that explores how we inhabit digital worlds and how we use them, and of words from the nose, based on a famous story by Nikolai Gogol. Special guest: Valentina Petri. Dive into this episode of Shelf and tell us which book piqued your interest the most! Is The Betrothed still a good book to study in school? If so, why? Alessandro Barbaglia and Valentina Petri ask themselves what such a novel offers us and why schools want to break away from a certain cultural baggage. What do you think? And then: Eleonora C. Caruso takes us on a discovery of Amygdalatropolis by B.R. Yeager. Marco Ballarè, meanwhile, talks about the words of the nose, starting with Nikolai Gogol's story "The Nose." 00:00 Summary: The episode's content and voices 01:07 Cover: Alessandro Barbaglia, "The Betrothed" by Alessandro Manzoni, novels studied in school, and a conversation with Valentina Petri. 10:06 Column by Eleonora C. Caruso: Reading the Present, to Try to Understand Something. 16:13 Column by Marco Ballarè: Words Between the Pages 21:45 Danila's Recap: All the Books in the Episode 24:21 Credits Mondadori Studios is a space for the creation and production of original audio content; it's also the place of voices: follow us on YouTube and Instagram to stay up-to-date on our podcasts and audiobooks from Mondadori Group publishers. Stay up to date and follow us on:   / mondadoristudios   Listen to us on: Spotify https://open.spotify.com/user/31uf7xx... Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/it/channel... Spreaker https://www.spreaker.com/user/mondado...