by Luigi Zoja · Taurus · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788430619313
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In this essay, Luigi Zoja explores the origins of the father figure from a historical, anthropological, and psychological perspective. He analyzes mythical figures from classical antiquity as archetypes of the father and examines the division between the identity of man and father. Through emotive examples, such as Hector's gesture of raising his son, Zoja illuminates the complexity of fatherhood and its impact on society. This book offers a reinterpretation of fatherhood from Homer and Virgil to the century of cinema and totalitarianism.
