Being in Italy
Living every day - more or less gracefully - in Italy
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A Public Philosophy Festival, Chaos, and a Theory of School Lunches
We were recently in Modena where I saw the ad below for a 3 day / 3 city Philosophy Festival whose topic is Chaos. I thought it was probably a conference that would be attended by national and international academics.
I could not have bee...
Leaving Substack
Just a note to say that I have decided to discontinue writing and adding Posts and Notes to Being in Italy.
I have been on Substack for almost 18 months and have over 3,800 free subscribers. That said, most posts receive only 10-15 likes,...
To Own a Car or Not To Own a Car, That Is the Question (for Expats in Italy)
Vintage vehicle photographed in the historic center of Bassano del Grappa (VI)
We moved to northern Italy a couple of years ago and made the choice to not own a car and to not obtain an Italian driving license. Our choices, and the factors...
Slow TV: Violinist and organist playing in the Duomo di Verona
Snippet of the duo playing (which they did for more than an hour as people wandered in and out of the church)
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Moving Hot Air - The Fan in Italy; or, Primitive Technology Takes on Climate Change (and why the President of the Republic takes part in a Ceremony of the Fan every summer)
Fans for sale outside the Arena di Verona
Heat. It’s been close to unbearable at times this summer. And not just in Italy. Roughly 80% of Europe’s population has suffered the effects of record-breaking heat waves. Italy is a country that h...
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