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1. www.12thstreetonline.com › interview-with-edoardo“In Books, as in Confessionals, Only the Unspeakable Is Worth ...

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   Aug 13, 2020 · ALBINATI: In reality, the mistake is not to want to attenuate one’s own errs and vices, but to claim a license of sincerity, noble in itself, for having confessed them. From the committed sin we thus pass to the sin of pride, for having had the courage to confess. In short, it doesn’t work.

2. www.alainelkanninterviews.com › edoardo-albinatiEdoardo Albinati - Alain Elkann Interviews

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   Sep 1, 2019 · Sep 1, 2019. ‘TO BE BORN MALE IS AN INCURABLE DISEASE.’. The writer Edoardo Albinati was born in Rome in 1956 where he still lives and teaches literature at the city’s Rebibbia prison. Albinati won Italy’s most prestigious literary award, the Premio Strega.

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3. www.thewhitereview.org › reviews › edoardo-albinatisEdoardo Albinati’s ‘The Catholic School’ - The White Review

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   Edoardo Albinati’s ‘The Catholic School’. ‘What man is, whatever man is under the eye of heaven, that I burn to know and that – I do not say this lightly – I would endure knowing.’. This line was delivered by William Golding in a 1980 lecture titled ‘Belief and Creativity’, where he argued that the knowledge of our deepest ...

4. www.irishtimes.com › culture › booksThe Catholic School: 1,300 pages of masculinity explained

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   Aug 19, 2019 · Edoardo Albinati: the apparatus which he employs to 'explain' the crime is retrograde or basic sociology/psychology. Photograph: Camilla Morandi/Getty Images. Seán Hewitt....

5. www.loc.gov › item › 2021690419A Conversation with Author Edoardo Albinati - Library of Congress

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   Feb 23, 2017 · Summary Edoardo Albinati discussed his book, "La Scuola Cattolica" in an event cosponsored by the Embassy of Italy, the Italian Cultural Institute in Washington, New Academia Publishing and Italians in DC/ParoLab.

6. harpers.org › archive › 2019Murder Italian Style, by Tim Parks - Harper's Magazine

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   Albinati describes an affair with a German girl on a student exchange in Spain. She is a virgin. They try to make love, but it’s too painful for her. ­Later they meet by chance in Rome.

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   Did Edoardo Albinati attend the same school?

   • The author Edoardo Albinati attended the same school in the 1960s and early 1970s as the protagonist in Murder Italian Style by Tim Parks. The logic of the novel, then, is that the school is to be put in relation to the crime, perhaps to serve as an explanation for it.

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   How much is the Catholic school by Edoardo Albinati?

   • The Catholic School, by Edoardo Albinati. Farrar, Straus and Giroux. 1,280 pages. $40. In a quiet northern suburb of Rome, a woman hears noises in the street and sends her son to investigate. Someone is locked in the trunk of a Fiat 127. The police arrive and find one girl seriously injured, together with the corpse of a second.

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   What is the main story about Albinati?

   • The main story in Murder Italian Style, by Tim Parks, is about Albinati himself. For most of his working life, he has been a teacher in a prison. We discover that he is more present as a writer and a man grappling with his past and trying to understand the world that shaped him.

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   What does Albinati feel about adolescence?

   • During adolescence, Albinati experiences a multitude of conflicting thoughts at once, leading to feelings of happiness, confusion, and guilt. This is a characteristic trait of adolescence according to the novel. The novel itself is an exploration of such proliferation and its accompanying emotions.

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   Does Albinati let the CR/M hang?

   • The CR/M (Circeo Rape/Murder), the event that gave rise to the novel, is not referred to by name by Albinati until page 153. From then on, the name of the school, San Leone Magno, is reduced throughout the novel to the letters ‘SLM.’ Albinati lets the CR/M hang until page 153.

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   Did Albinati ever get close to the killers?

   • Even when it becomes clear that Albinati was never close to the killers, a number of accidental links tie his own circle to the crime, and as we later learn, several of these students went on to their own careers of violence, criminality, and political extremism.

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8. lithub.com › edoardo-albinati-on-masculinity-italyEdoardo Albinati on Masculinity, Italy, and Fascism

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   Aug 19, 2019 · Albinati’s novel is about a number of things—fascism, the petite bourgeois, Rome in the 1970s, growing up in a private all-boys school—and it revolves around the true story of an abduction and gruesome attack of two working class young women by men who attended the same school as Albinati.