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I’m proud to say I can read Greek, recite some poems by Catullo and (with some effort, to be honest, after so many years)…
Read MoreI’m proud to say I can read Greek, recite some poems by Catullo and (with some effort, to be honest, after so many years)…
Read MoreTo bite the hand that feeds you. To be ungrateful to someone. To get your hands dirty. To engage in an unpleasant job. In…
Read MoreVOICES FROM ITALY When I discovered that this magazine existed I was taken aback. In 2004, I wrote a book with Barbara Santoro called…
Read MoreLet’s not hide behind excuses. We Italian mothers are known throughout the world as more affectionate, more pampering, and more attached in every possible…
Read More‘Hands can save us’, proclaims Richard Senner of the London School of Economics. Senner knows how to overcome the economic crisis: by using our…
Read MoreIn 2011, the documentary filmmaker, Luca Vullo, wrote and directed a short film about Italian hand gestures called ‘La Voce del Corpo’ (‘The Voice…
Read MoreItalian gestures are one of the internet’s favourite topics, with tutorials to learn the seemingly unlimited hand gestures that embellish Italian conversations. Although we…
Read MoreI looked at my beautiful jumper with disbelief. Prime Hugo Boss collection, light wool, as burgundy as a glass of an aged Bordeaux wine,…
Read MoreIn 2015 Italy and the world are celebrating what would be the 100th birthday of Post-war Italian artist Alberto Burri. Born in Città di…
Read MoreDO DO shake with a firm shake There is nothing worse than a weak handshake. When greeting someone, make your handshake strong and firm….
Read MoreOne of the world’s most unusual and expressive dancers is the hand. Two of them, belonging to Michèle Anne De Mey and her husband…
Read MoreThey have been repressed for centuries, but now left-handers, or ‘lefties’, are having their revenge. Science is not yet sure what brings a person…
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