The Luni edition is the first complete Italian edition of James Frazer’s seminal work, meticulously translated and edited by Fabrizio Bagatti. A dizzying ethnographic treasure trove of myths, rituals and beliefs

In recent years, the conversation has revolved almost entirely around female identity and the rights that go with it. Yet it seems that in the world of fashion designers and catwalks, nothing has changed. The cult of form that erases reality

On Simona Forti’s lecture on the contemporary far right. Fiction to be avoided and momentous decisions taken in esoteric settings

“These are stories that can be very powerful. But there is a risk that they will become mere entertainment. We need to distinguish facts from speculation and treat people with respect.” Interview

A generic ‘International Culture Award’ does not turn its recipient into Benedetto Croce. If the same plaque had been presented at a conference centre on the Tiburtina, no one could have told the story of the ‘journey from prison to the Campidoglio’. Public prestige becomes the packaging for a private promotional campaign

Two recommendations to help you navigate the vast realm of popular culture: the comic strip “Il grande potere del Chninkel” and the documentary “La mia Anima ha fretta”.

From the Old Masters to the fine craftsmanship of the decorative arts, one cannot help but regret not being a billionaire – or at least a millionaire. In Florence, amongst elegant foreigners queuing for antiques 

In Sarah Wang’s debut novel (Foglio Edizioni), the protagonists Fanny and Linli grapple with the contemporary obsession with beauty and culture shock. Second chances do exist, but only if you’re willing to pay for them