I libri di Ca’ Foscari

Giovanni Stiffoni, Ca’ Foscari e la Società europea di cultura

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Abstract

After the World War 2 the birth of the European Society of Culture, founded in Venice by Umberto Campagnolo, was the basis for the development of a culture of peace and democracy that directly involved Ca’ Foscari University’s professors. Giovanni Stiffoni (1934-1994), in particular, worked as a scholar and teacher to develop relations with Spain as this gradually emerged from the dictatorship.


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Published Oct. 20, 2018 | Language: it

Keywords Giovanni Stiffoni • Ca’ Foscari University • Spain • Peace and democracy • European Society of Culture

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