Theatrum mundi.
Landing on the moon.
The title
alludes to the deep affinity that binds two places designate to fiction staging.
In the
night between 20 and 21 July of '69, the whole world stopped to observe the
extent to which the progress had gone. Step by step, media have highlighted the
event, the bigger and better set of all time.
Recently,
however, it was contested the veracity of moon landing and opened the NASA
archives.
The essay
reviews the modality of landing presentation by the media. Are called to give
evidence: the colossus of the printed paper "Corriere della Sera",
the member of the South press "La Gazzetta del Mezzogiorno"; "L’Europeo",
the historic Italian weekly magazine founded in 1945, and "Panorama",
one of the popular weeklies in Italy.
The book uses
media and its evolution as a portal opened on the Sixties (the 1969s).
Silvana Calabrese, Theatrum mundi. Landing on the
moon, Rome 2011, p. 200.
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