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La tragedia della pace

By Guglielmo Ferrero
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Una raccolta di saggi e brani di diario che analizza il dopoguerra europeo, denunciando l'inaridimento intellettuale, la caduta delle autorità tradizionali e la sostituzione del diritto con la forza economica e militare. L'autore ricostruisce come la guerra e la vittoria abbiano alimentato passioni di rivalsa e ambizione, favorendo anarchia politica, demagogia del suffragio universale e oscillazioni ideologiche. Pur senza offrire rimedi miracolosi, il testo cerca di comprendere la crisi morale e istituzionale e indica la necessità di un'autorità giusta, saggia e ponderata per ricostruire ordine, libertà e responsabilità civile.

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Guglielmo Ferrero

Guglielmo Ferrero was an Italian historian, journalist, and novelist, known for his insightful analyses of ancient Rome and its relevance to modern society. His notable work, "Ancient Rome and Modern America; A Comparative Study of Morals and Manners," explores the parallels between Roman and American cultures, emphasizing moral and social dynamics. Ferrero's writings often reflect a deep understanding of historical events and figures, as seen in his works like "The Women of the Caesars" and "Characters and Events of Roman History." His contributions to literature and historical discourse continue to resonate, offering valuable perspectives on the interplay between past and present.

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