The second conference organized by the Scientific Committee and included in the schedule of institutional events of the VINO – A Taste of Italy Pavilion will be on Saturday, June 13th at 11:30 a.m., and will propose a real historical–literary journey in wine, through the interpretations of three twentieth–century writers: Mario Soldati, Luigi Veronelli and Paolo Monelli.
During the conference, they will reintroduce three different ways to travel and discover people, food, wines and culinary traditions that have not been lost during the transformation of Italy from farmer country to industrial country. At the same time, they will offer an overview of the different approaches of authors in dealing with various themes, narrative styles and even of the different lexical worlds that have always been compared, observed and analyzed.
Experts, guests of the conference, will give voice to the testimonies and narratives of the three intellectuals, turning a look also to the future, with an analysis of the language of modern bloggers.
The program
Moderator
Gigi Brozzoni, Journalist
Speakers
Luca Clerici, Professor of Literature at the University of Milan, "Three languages for the three authors of the twentieth century"
Alberto Capatti, Kitchen historian, co–curator of the exhibition at the Milan Triennale Exhibition, "Walking the Earth" about Luigi Veronelli; "Luigi Veronelli: from the kitchen to wine"
Giuseppe Lo Russo, Journalist and gastronome, "Walking Italy. Food and wines"
Andrea Gabrielli, Wine and Food Journalist, "Other travelers, other storytellers"
Andrea Del Cero, Journalist, "If they were here what would they drink?"
Andrea Gori, ITC Sommelier, "The linguistic and stylistic evolution of wine bloggers"
Source: VeronaFiere Press Office
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