Newsgroup: it.cultura.libri
Titolo: uomini-libro

ciao a tutti, è la prima volta che scrivo qui! 
avete presente "Fahrenheit 451" di Ray Bradbury, oppure il film omonimo di
Truffaut?
..fatto sta che in questa storia i libri vengono distrutti x ordinanza di
un governo autoritario e dispotico che, bruciando i libri, vuole limitare
e sopprimere ogni forma di libertà di pensiero. 
Un uomo si ribella a tutto ciò e nella sua disperata fuga raggiunge la
comunità degli uomini-libro, composta da individui che hanno deciso di
impararsi a memoria un libro ciascuno, per mantenerne il ricordo in attesa
della fine dell'epoca oscurantista.
Il protagonista, Montag, imparerà a memoria "I racconti del mistero e
dell’immaginazione" di Edgar Allan Poe, invece la sua amica, Clarissa,
diventa "Le memorie" di Saint Simon 
Tutto questo per chiedervi: se voi doveste diventare un uomo-libro che
libro decidereste di imparare a memoria per serbarne i contenuti???
Io non so.. dire Divina commedia/bibbia è banale, ..forse un vocabolario x
poter raccontare storie!
bacini a tutti
Vaniglia 
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 libro decidereste di imparare a memoria per serbarne i contenuti???
"I quaderni dal carcere" di Gramsci, e poi, siccome ho buona memoria, "Lo
Zibaldone" di Leopardi. Aggiungo in omaggio "Autunno" di Cardarelli, che non
è un libro. Ricambio bacioni. Loreta

 Un saluto, Loreta. Bart
Caro Bart, sia pure per motivi diversi, anche a me piace molto
'Adolescente'. A te, perché sei un uomo e senti in una adolescente il rpfumo
della tua giovinezza perduta, a me, perché sono nonna di ben cinque
fanciullette di rara bellezza. Perle rare, come dice il poeta. Ed io già
vedo l'approssimarsi dei pescatori di spugne... e tremo... e spero che
almeno le rendano un po' felici.
Un caro saluto. Loreta
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 Un caro saluto. Loreta
E' il mio augurio più sincero, Loreta. Buona domenica. Bart

 "I quaderni dal carcere" di Gramsci,
Parlava di "uomo-libro" non di "uomo-rotolo-di-carta-igienica".
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 jbuss at Kaosmic Net                *** FreeBSD & Red addict ***

  jbuss at Kaosmic Net                *** FreeBSD & Red addict ***
A parte un po' di cattivo gusto nel paragone, visto che si parlava di
prodotti dell'intelligenza umana e non di scarti di lavorazione, direi che
di rotoli ne occorrerebbero tanti da farmi diventare la donna Michelin. A
meno che tu non consideri gli scritti di Gramsci alla stregua dei suddetti
scarti.  Ciao. Loreta
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