Name: Si Existe Auschwitz, no Puede Existir Dios
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Author: Primo Levi
ISBN: 9788419583154

portada Si Existe Auschwitz, no Puede Existir Dios

Si Existe Auschwitz, no Puede Existir Dios

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Physical Book

Author

Primo Levi

Publisher

Altamarea Ediciones

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Paperback

Dimensions

17x11 cm

ISBN13

9788419583154

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Synopsis "Si Existe Auschwitz, no Puede Existir Dios"

El campo de concentración es el emblema más trágico del siglo XX; la experiencia que más obliga al hombre contemporáneo, y especialmente a los europeos, a reflexionar sobre los aspectos oscuros de la condición humana, sobre el mal y sus raíces. En esta entrevista, Ferdinando Camon y Primo Levi abordan el tema en toda su amplitud: la culpa de haber nacido; la responsabilidad de los que obedecen; la comparación entre el Lager nazi y el gulag comunista; el pueblo judío y el Estado de Israel; la escritura como vía de sanación... Estas conversaciones, que concluyeron pocos meses antes de la muerte de Levi, proporcionan al lector una clara y definitiva síntesis del pensamiento del autor acerca de la Shoah.

Primo Levi

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He was born into a Jewish family settled in Piedmont. In 1941, he graduated as a chemist from the University of Turin, a profession he would later combine with his literary activity. After participating in the resistance in northern Italy, he was captured and deported to the Auschwitz concentration camp. Following the liberation of the camp in 1945, and after a hazardous journey through Eastern Europe, Levi returned to Turin, where he published his first account of the Nazi extermination camps, If This Is a Man (1947), a foundational book of concentration camp literature

Subsequently, The Truce (1963) and The Drowned and the Saved (1986) were published, two essential titles that complete the Auschwitz Trilogy. Among his works are also his five volumes of stories: Natural Histories, Structural Defect, The Periodic Table, Lilith and Other Stories, and Last Christmas of War.

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