Ferdinando Camon Books
The Sickness Called Man
By Ferdinando Camon, Translated From The Italian By John Shepley
Ostensibly a satirical look at psychoanalysis and its practitioners, this novel is also a serious social critique of modern man. Camon's narrator consults a series of therapists, searching for the...
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The Sickness Called Man
By Ferdinando Camon, Translated From Italian By John Shepley
Ferdinando Camon ; Translated From Italian By John Shepley. Translation Of: La Malattia Chiamata Uomo.
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Memorial
By Ferdinando Camon, David Calicchio
This novel is the third part of the celebrated trilogy Camon called "the cycle of the lowliest," which traced one of the most important but least recognized events of modern history: the death of I...
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Life Everlasting
By John Shepley, Ferdinando Camon
Together with The Fifth Estate and Memorial, Life Everlasting belongs to a sequence of fictional memoirs which brilliantly evokes peasant society in the Veneto in northeast Italy. It was into that...
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Life Everlasting
By John Shepley, Ferdinando Camon
Together with The Fifth Estate and Memorial, Life Everlasting belongs to a sequence of fictional memoirs which brilliantly evokes peasant society in the Veneto in northeast Italy. It was into that...
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Conversations With Primo Levi
By Primo Levi, Ferdinando Camon
Beginning in 1982 and at intervals over the next four years Ferdinando Camon traveled to Turin for a series of meetings with Primo Levi. This book is the record of their dialogues. Levi spoke of th...
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