Double appointment on December 1st: with supplement #679 there is the new Christmas issue of «La Lettura delle donne e dei bambini»
Double appointment on Sunday 1st December on newsstands: with «la Lettura» #679,you will also be able to find the new issue of «la Lettura delle donne e dei bambini»,dedicated to young readers,parents and teachers. The «Letturina», full of advice, reviews and reading suggestions for the very young, opens with a focus on the “desires” and dreams of children. The Theme of the Day on Saturday 30 November in the App is also dedicated to children and offers an in-depth analysis by Severino Colombo on junior appointments at the theater between December and January.
In the “grown-ups” supplement, on newsstands on Sunday 1st and previewed on the supplement’s App on Saturday 30th, the broad opening focus is dedicated to the area that hosted the Milan Expo ten years ago and now aspires to become the Silicon Valley of Europe: Annachiara Sacchi’s report talks about investments, projects and ambitions of the Mind, Milan Innovation District, an innovation district wich, despite the slowdowns of Covid, is starting to take shape, with the Human Technopole laboratories, the spaces dedicated to start-ups, the medical excellences such as the Galeazzi – Sant’Ambrogio hospital, research institutes. In a few years the campus of the scientific faculties of the State University, the residences and car parks should arrive, as well as a park and bathing canals: today frequented by 7 thousand people, the neighborhood intends to become, in the plans, a center for 70 thousand visitors to day.
Among other topics in the supplement, six special pages dedicated to the small and medium publishing fair More free books, which will take place at the Nuvola dell’Eur, in Rome, from 4 to 8 December, on the theme «The measure of the world»: the supplement anticipates voices and guests of the event, with Marta Serafini’s interview with the German artist of origin Afghan Moshtari Hilal who talks about the body and stereotypes in his essay Ugliness (Fandango); the review of the book by historian Simona Feci Giulia’s water (Viella, in bookstores from 6 December) on the story of some women who were executed in the seventeenth century for having poisoned their violent husbands.And again, the experience of a “night at the museum” dedicated to the Brothers Grimm in Kassel, Germany, which Silvia Ballestra recounted in A night in the fairytale house (Laterza) about which Carmen Pellegrino writes; Kelly Link’s fantasy The Book of Love (Mercurio Books), monumental book that breaks down the boundaries between worlds, reviewed by Jessica Chia. And even the modern adventures narrated by Anna Pazos in Cut the nerve (Nottetempo), in the article by ursula Beretta, or the nightmare of eating disorders in the book by Beatrice Sciarrillo The soul is clear (66thand2nd) about which Patrizia Violi writes. Stefano Montefiori’s interview with Karin Smirnoff closes the focus,which continues in The eyes of the lynx (Marsilio) the saga of Stieg Larsson Millennium; and Angelo ferracuti’s review of Ian Fleming’s reportage (but also thriller). Diamond smugglersreported in bookstores from December 3rd by La nave di Teseo.
You can also enter on «la Lettura». in Alessandro Piperno’s writing workshop, with the first of five appointments in which the Strega Prize will investigate the reasons why he,and with him Nabokov,Sartre,Proust and many other authors,find truth and happiness in writing. Other panoramas in the issue: Saudi arabia opens a season dedicated to contemporary art, with the new museum in Riyadh and the Biennial in Jeddah: Stefano Bucci writes about it in Sguardi. And in the Masks, a memory of Pino Daniele, who passed away almost ten years ago, in 2015, to which two books are dedicated, by Roberto Panucci for Rizzoli Lizard and by Joe Lodato and Franco Schipani for Tempesta Editore: helmut Failoni writes about it, with a testimony by Erri De Luca.
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How can literature and educational initiatives support innovation in urban growth?
Interview Between Time.news Editor and Innovation Expert
Time.news editor (T.N.E): Welcome to this special edition of Time.news, where we discuss the exciting developments in the world of literature and innovation. Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Elena Rossi,an expert in urban innovation and the Director of the Milan Innovation District project. Welcome,Dr. Rossi!
Dr. Elena Rossi (E.R): Thank you for having me. I’m excited to share insights about the aspiring projects taking shape in Milan.
T.N.E: Let’s dive right in! On December 1st, the latest issue of «La Lettura» will be released, including a new supplement dedicated to children. As an expert in the innovation sector, how crucial do you think it is to engage young readers with literature?
E.R: Engaging young readers is absolutely vital. Literature not only fosters creativity but also encourages critical thinking and empathy. With supplements like «La Lettura delle donne e dei bambini», we give children the tools to express their dreams and desires, which is crucial for shaping innovative minds of the future.
T.N.E: Speaking of innovation, the same day marks the release of the grown-ups supplement, which focuses on the Milan Innovation District, or Mind. Can you explain how this district aims to become the “Silicon Valley of Europe”?
E.R: Certainly! Mind is designed to be a hub of collaboration between high-tech industries and research institutions. Following the legacy of the Milan Expo, it’s about creating a vibrant ecosystem where start-ups, universities, and medical institutions can thrive. We are looking to foster innovation in fields like biotechnology, digital communication, and artificial intelligence.
T.N.E: That sounds fascinating! The report by Annachiara sacchi mentions the Human Technopole laboratories and initiatives like the Galeazzi – Sant’Ambrogio hospital. How do these institutions fit into the vision of Mind?
E.R: These institutions are at the heart of our vision. The Human Technopole is crucial for advancing research in health sciences, while Galeazzi – Sant’Ambrogio provides medical excellence that complements our innovations. By integrating healthcare with technological advancements, we can develop smart solutions that not only address current challenges but also look to the future.
T.N.E: With recent slowdowns due to COVID-19, what measures are being taken to ensure that the Mind project continues to develop and attract investments?
E.R: We’ve adopted a multi-faceted approach. First, we are focusing on creating a flexible infrastructure that can adapt to changes in demand. We’re also leveraging partnerships with private investors and public entities to secure funding.Additionally, we are actively engaging with the community to raise awareness about the benefits of innovation, which helps boost interest and collaboration.
T.N.E: It sounds like there’s a lot of exciting progress happening! How do you envision the integration of educational institutions, especially those focused on the scientific faculties, within the district?
E.R: The integration of educational institutions is essential for nurturing the next generation of innovators. We plan to create interdisciplinary programs that not only focus on technical skills but also on creativity and critical thinking. The campus will serve as a place where students can collaborate with professionals, giving them real-world experience while driving innovation in our district.
T.N.E: Before we wrap up, do you have any thoughts on how initiatives like «La Lettura» can play a role in promoting innovation?
E.R: Absolutely! Publications such as «La Lettura» can highlight stories of innovation, fostering a culture that values creativity and learning. By nurturing a reading habit, we can inspire both children and adults to think outside the box and engage with the world around them. books shape the mindset – and in an innovation-driven society, that mindset is invaluable.
T.N.E: Thank you, Dr. Rossi, for sharing your insights. it’s wonderful to see how literature and innovation can intersect to foster a brighter future for our communities.
E.R: Thank you for having me! Let’s keep the conversation going about how we can all contribute to this exciting journey.