La persuasión y la retórica y El diálogo de la salud

The fundamental work of Carlo Michelstaedter (Gorizia 1887-1910), the essay entitled Persuasion and Rhetoric, written in 1910, raises the issue of truth through a word deprived of its communicative meaning, subjected to extreme laceration, and sacrificed in pursuit of utopian persuasion. Indeed, per...

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