Books by Fabio Rizi

6. I’ve also been reading plenty of Benedetto Croce , including his history of Naples and History, its Theory and Practice .  He is oddly boring and non-concrete, but was a consistent opponent of the Italian fascist regime, except for the first two years of Mussolini’s rule (he later claimed that was for tactical reasons).  In any case, the reader learns that the opposing side doesn’t always have a good ability to articulate why bad events are happening.  I can recommend Fabio Fernando Rizi’s ve...