We Haven’t Talked about Love
In collaboration with the Italian Institute of Culture in Tel-Aviv 
Domenico Starnone (Italy) in Conversation with Prof. Uri S. Cohen
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Domenico Starnone is one of the most important Italian writers of our time. In his books, he brilliantly portrays the Italian family, marriage, and old age. Rumor has it that his wife, translator Anita Raja, is the popular author Elena Ferrante, and there are even those who claim that Ferrante is in fact Starnone himself. Prof. Uri S. Cohen will speak with the author about his work and how he has been influenced by the writings of poet and philosopher Dante Alighieri, the 700th anniversary of whose death is being marked this year. They will also discuss the "illegal legality" of Naples, the importance of the city in Italian literature, and Starnone's new book, Trust, which was recently published in Israel.
- The event is part of the events marking the 700th anniversary of Dante Alighieri's death
- The event will be held in Italian with English subtitles.
- The event will be streamed on Facebook.
- Viewing is free of charge. No registration is required.
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