When foreigners write about Italy, says Italian journalist Beppe Severgnini, they tend to produce either "chronicles of a love affair or diaries of a disappointment." In other words: breathless paeans to the country's beauty, fine food and warm family life, à la "Under the Tuscan Sun," or moralistic exposés of disorder, corruption and organized crime.
An Italian Challenge
Sunday, 10. September 2006
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