Diego De Silva is an italian writer and journalist. His books are translated in England, France, Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Portugal, Greece, Israel, USA.
// L'Espresso, 9.01.2014
[Dear Daughter: It 's true. Rome, where I live, is wonderful. But I wish you'll decide to study where I was born.
Because it is a true Capital, and because it is a carnal city, always surprising, and you will never get bored there.]
[A wrong beauty, uneven, lopsided. A longing for beauty. It tastes a bit like wastage. For this reason Naples is beautiful.]
"Beauty in Naples doesn't have the absoluteness of the Great One of Rome, it is not as flashy, it does not have that immensity. It is somehow a wrong beauty. Inhomogeneous.
Lopsided. A longing for beauty, more than a beauty flowing from the grandeur of its patrimony. It tastes a bit like wastage. And a wasted beauty (the one that through the right treatment could still shine) is just beautiful. Try; you look at a good thing wasted, and then you tell me if you do not immediately feel something inside. Let's put it this way: Rome is right. Naples is not. Yet, it is beautiful like no other city. Indeed, that being always a bit on the wrong side is the very secret of its charm."
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Source: study-abroad-blog-naples-cs.ciee.org
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FAQ
Are there any English friendly study abroad colleges in Naples, Italy?
I'm currently living in Texas and going to the University of Texas at Dallas and have been given the chance to spend some time in Naples as a nanny. I was hoping I could attend school for a semester while I was there, but I don't know Italian. Any suggestions?
I can suggest you this link:
's for erasmus students, but maybe they can help you, because they usually organize short courses to learn italian. Good luck
Whats Naples, Italy like? Going there for Study Abroad?
So I have taking a trip to Naples through my school for a type of study abroad program, it has to do with Geology so we are going to be doing a lot of studying at Mt. Vesuvious.
After 8pm my class is free to roam around and explore for ourselfs, my question is, what is the nightlife like? Anything fun for a few 21 year olds to do? clubs? hangouts?
Any and all info would be great,
thanks
Stay away from the Castle down town unless you are into transvestites. I was there while in the Navy and we always referred to Naples as the armpit of the world.
Italy or Australia Study Abroad?
Ive been to Italy a few times visitng family around naples. If I would go to italy it would be rome or milan, and if australia it would be sydney. The postives about italy is Im able to speak italian, but not perfect. Also, the food, and european feeling is awsome. However, Australia is all about outdoors and im an outdoor person. And i never been there. What should i do adn what city? Im majoring in business and minor in math
Hmmmm, i would say australia because you've never been there and go italy next year. its good to try something new
Diego De Silva is an italian writer and journalist. His books are translated in England, France, Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Portugal, Greece, Israel, USA.
Because it is a true Capital, and because it is a carnal city, always surprising, and you will never get bored there.]
Lopsided. A longing for beauty, more than a beauty flowing from the grandeur of its patrimony. It tastes a bit like wastage. And a wasted beauty (the one that through the right treatment could still shine) is just beautiful. Try; you look at a good thing wasted, and then you tell me if you do not immediately feel something inside. Let's put it this way: Rome is right. Naples is not. Yet, it is beautiful like no other city. Indeed, that being always a bit on the wrong side is the very secret of its charm."
