Carteggio. 1930-1932

The product, titled "Carteggio," is a compilation of letters exchanged between two intellectuals who, despite their different backgrounds and roles in society, engaged in a lively exchange of ideas on various pressing issues of the time. These include the debate against Croce and Gentile's idealism, the conflict between the Church and fascism over the Action Catholic movement, the myth of Romanity, and the inevitable confrontation between Catholicism and modernity. Through their correspondence, these two figures also contributed to the early days of "Frontespizio," a prominent Catholic magazine that flourished in the 1930s due in part to their input.