Piergiorgio Odifreddi ( C'è del marcio in Occidente , Raffaello Cortina) recounts the loss of an innocence that perhaps never existed in this book, a journey similar to those undertaken by many of us who grew up on the myth of America. Beginning with the Vietnam War, the author's relationship with the United States began to change, and his travels and studies forced him to observe that, amid economic exploitation, embargoes, and military operations, the United States has always reigned supreme. A painful and courageous realization of the arrogance we often refuse to see. Giorgio Scianna interviews him .
Piergiorgio Odifreddi ( C'è del marcio in Occidente , Raffaello Cortina) recounts the loss of an innocence that perhaps never existed in this book, a journey similar to those undertaken by many of us who grew up on the myth of America. Beginning with the Vietnam War, the author's relationship with the United States began to change, and his travels and studies forced him to observe that, amid economic exploitation, embargoes, and military operations, the United States has always reigned supreme. A painful and courageous realization of the arrogance we often refuse to see. Giorgio Scianna interviews him .