Lessico famigliare

"Family Vocabulary ... tells the story of a Jewish and anti-fascist family, the Levi, in Turin between the 1930s and the 1950s. And the Vocabulary because the streets of memory pass through the memory of phrases, ways of saying, gergali expressions. Ginzburg writes: "We are five brothers, we live in different cities, some of us are abroad, and we do not often write. When we meet, we can be one with each other, indifferent, or distracted. Just a word, a phrase, one of those ancient phrases, heard and repeated infinite times, in the time of our childhood. We just say 'We did not come to Bergamo to campaign' or 'De' What sprouts the hydrochloric acid, to regain our ancient relationships, and our childhood and youth, inextricably linked to those phrases, to those words." In appendix, the chronology of "Family Vocabulary" by Domenico Scarpa and a script by Cesare Garboli