The Italian Genius Who Mixed Marxism and Children's Literature

Joan Acocella reviews “Telephone Tales,” by Gianni Rodari, a great Italian writer almost unknown in English till now, who united a fantastical imagination with a deep interest in education.

A Conversation with Beppe Severgnini — Antony Shugaar

The ideas of Karl Marx

Jorge Luis Borges - Geniuses

Kara Keeling - Food in Children's Literature - Critical Approaches

Brilliantly researched and wonderfully written, Love and Capital reveals the rarely glimpsed and heartbreakingly human side of the man whose works

Love and Capital: Karl and Jenny Marx and the Birth of a Revolution|Paperback

History of English Literature, Volume 4 - eBook - Peter Lang Verlag

PDF) Alice's Adventures in the Italian Land : translating

KARL MARX - Marxists Internet Archive

Richard Wagner, 1813-1883: a dilettante genius

Antony Shugaar

History of English Literature, Volume 6 - eBook - Peter Lang Verlag

Introduction, [Book] What is Marxism?

George Orwell - Wikipedia

Famous in Italy, Rodari Reaches U.S. Shores With 'Telephone Tales