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Why does 333.333 neapolitans read books?
Saturday 15th december 2012, at 4.30pm
Meetings Hall Palace of Arts, via Dei Mille 60
Last 'Istat' census observes that 29.8% of citydwellers of Campania, reads, at least, one book per year. In the metropolitan area, percentage is developping genereally about 7/8 points. That's why we can say that (of course) the 37/38% of Neapolitans read books. It's a fact, a great fact. Stunning by television, attracted by the 'free web', distracted by a daily panting and convulsive life, where will they find out some time to focuse on a book?
Some of the characters of the neapolitan cultural life will answer to this question:
- Marco Rossi Doria - Undersecretary to education
- Raffaele De Magistris - Librarian
- Gabriele Frasca - President Foundation Naples Award
- Mauro Giancaspro - Director National Library of Naples and Gerolomini
- Diego Guida - Editor and librarian
- Franco Liguori - Editor
- Massimiliano Marotta - Istituto Italiano Studi Filosofici
- Luigi Morra - Librerie Feltrinelli
- Matteo Palumbo - Professor Federico II
- Silvio Perrella - Book reviewer and writer
- Paolo Pisanti - Librarian
- Fabrizio Valletti - Director of Centro Hurtado of Scampia
Modera Serena Gaudino
- Luca Rossomando - Napoli Monitor
- Marinella Pomarici - Association 'A voce Alta'
- Giovanni Petrone - Cooperative 'Le Nuvole'
- Maria Laura Vanori- Liceo Pitagora
- Piero Sorrentino - 'Another Galaxy'
Meetings is arranged by the Association book Forum, composed by teachers, librarians, booksellers and editors, far-back involved in telllings of the best promotional reading experiences in Italy and that proposes a popular initiative law on the book and reading.
