Andrea Emo's aphorisms collected in 'Paesaggi dell'anima'
A new collection of aphorisms by Italian philosopher Andrea Emo (1901-1983), titled 'Paesaggi dell'anima', has been published by Inschibboleth in 2026. Edited by Massimo Donà and Raffaella Toffolo, the volume offers readers insight into Emo's lyrical and melancholic worldview, as exemplified by a passage where he declares his affinity for autumn, twilight, and figures like Alexander, Epicurus, Diocletian, Plotinus, Byzantium, and the East. The book is part of a series of posthumous publications of Emo's writings.
Key facts
- Andrea Emo lived from 1901 to 1983.
- The book 'Paesaggi dell'anima' was published in 2026.
- The publisher is Inschibboleth.
- The editors are Massimo Donà and Raffaella Toffolo.
- The book is a collection of aphorisms.
- Emo mentions loving autumn, Alexander, Epicurus, Diocletian, Plotinus, Byzantium, and the East.
- The passage describes Emo's affinity for twilight and evening.
- The volume is the most recent collection of Emo's aphorisms.
Entities
Artists
- Andrea Emo
Institutions
- Inschibboleth