Author: Gabriella Piroli

Prometeo has never regarded disciplines as separate rooms. History, science, philosophy, politics, art, and literature acquire their fullest meaning when they are allowed to communicate—when

Sometimes curious things happen in newspapers. Strange coincidences that escape the notice of the editorial staff until the contributions arrive. Then it turns out that

Prometeo is a long-standing masthead. In some ways and not without some pride it has an ancient breath. Forty-four years have passed since we first

We have reached Issue 172! As you leaf through it, you will see just how rich in content it truly is. Perhaps I shouldn’t

Dear readers, Since you are reading this editorial, it means that we made it to September 11 – a date laden with meaning on its

I was fondly taken aback because there was no “Letter from the Editor” in March’s Prometeo. We not only were rushing to place a page

With the publication of issue 169 of Prometeo – available from today in subscribers’ homes, at newsstands and in the two online versions – we

This issue of Prometeo 168 is particularly rich and dense: as usual, fitting all the features into the table of contents was a tough challenge.

It is not uncommon for someone to ask me if it is difficult to “make a journal like Prometeo.” The question is simple and involves

Dear Reader,You might find that you’re about to read a somewhat dull editorial, and for that, I sincerely apologize. I’d like to devote my few