I reread My name is Roberta (Einaudi, 2006), Aldo Nove. Interviews by the crisis.
More than ten years have passed since the monsters described by Aldo Nove supermarket Superwoobinda . Deposed arsenal pulp, the writer picks up the pen of the journalist to gather fourteen voices joined in a common horizon of precarious made in Italy. 'Apocalyptic or integrated? " is the key question of a docu-drama that seems to suggest only one answer: integrated force. The apocalypse has lost sight of in the sea everyday, every monstrosity has been institutionalized and even the language of the cannibals splatter was manipulated, consumed and digested. The writer then wants to defend reason and critical equation against the scandal-normality, interweaving their personal reflections to the words of their interviewees, both young and older people in every corner of Italy. Nine up, starting with some services provided in 2005 for the newspaper "Liberation", the picture sometimes rhetorical, but certainly true and bitter "a generation that feeds eroding the capital raised in the past", of a recycled intellectual and underpaid laborers who live projects without endpoints , pastors are insecure, temporary agency of victims and private workers d ' each class consciousness. Portrayed not as characters but as mere witnesses of an anomaly that flattens everything, the useless graduates Aldo Nove use the same language, posing as some of the many other possible. One could speak of sentiment: the size of the precarious invests so much in depth of each layer of experienced players who come to touch the strings of the tragedy, resonates with final history, flavor Bianciardi. My name is Roberta narrates, so clear and precise, a system that affect everyone, young adults forced to remain children.
Many testimonies on the complex situation of the labor crisis and insecurity in Italy can be read even in modern-day slaves made by Beppe Grillo, a comedian Genoa that, through the network, gave voice to four witnesses on the issue. The book is freely downloadable.
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