1980

A poster conceived by Alba Morino, reproducing pictures of the authors, collaborators and staff of Feltrinelli. The group photograph was taken at Villa Feltrinelli, on 6th July, 1980, on the occasion of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the foundation of the Publishing House. (From the left, standing): Carlo Feltrinelli, Antonio Porta, Aldo Tagliaferri, Vittorio Fagone, Sylvie Coyaud, Virginio Bettini, Alba Morino, Inge Feltrinelli, Gian Piero Brega, Romano Montroni, Valerio Bertini, Giuseppe Del Bo, Girolamo Marasą, Lidia Crescini, Walter Gabriellini, Luciano Contini; (seated): Marisa Bassi, Enrico Grazzani, Carlo Mainoldi, Piera Tampieri, Silvio Pozzi, Giuliano Bellini, Beniamino Triches, Alfedo Chiąppori.

Giuseppe Antonini was appointed Director of the Publishing House.
Some bibliographies edited by Alba Morino and published since the 'seventies are distributed through the bookshops. Salvatore Natoli is published for the first time by Feltrinelli, Ermeneutica e genealogia. Filosofia e metodo in Nietzsche, Heidegger, Foucault .




Two extremely topical books: Il caso 7 aprile by Giorgio Bocca on the politico-judicial case of a workers' movement, Autonomia Operaia and Antonio Negri (below, with Oreste Scalzone); and Soldi truccati. I segreti del sistema Sindona by Lombard. Morton Schatzman, whose La famiglia che uccide had come out in 1973, this year published Storia di Ruth. The sculptor Pietro Cansagra, in Vita mia,tells the story of his life as an artist and that of the politico-cultural struggle in postwar Italy. Sylvia Plath's book, Lettere alla madre was translated. Lezioni sull'Illuminismo, acts of a study seminar with an introduction by Paolo Rossi, was published in SC/10.




(Above) Pier Vittorio Tondelli made his debut as a narrative writer with Altri libertini. The translation of I leoni meccanici. Sette capitoli di una stessa storia was also published in "Narratori di Feltrinelli". An important anthology appeared in "Universale Economica": Poesia romena d'avanguardia edited by Marco Cugno and Marin Mincu, together with a book dedicated to bicicle rider Fausto Coppi and his myth, by the French writer Jean-Paul Ollivier. Again in "I Narratori di Feltrinelli" Nero di Puglia by Antonio Campobasso was published, while Francesco Pinto introduced a theme destined to have a follow-up in Il modello televisivo. Professionalitą e politica da Bernabei alla terza rete.