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December\u2019s edition of\u00a0Citt\u00e0 Nuova opens with \u00a0\u201cThe Point<\/strong>\u201d by the magazine\u2019s director, Aurora Nicosia, which expresses a desire that has grown in this time of restrictions and necessary confinement, to fully embrace our humanity in all of its fragility and greatness. This is the common thread that runs through all the articles <\/strong>starting from the article dedicated to the new scenario by Joe Biden’s<\/strong> new U.S. presidency, which will open, as promised, under the banner, of the necessary reconciliation in a divided country. Among the contributions offered by our US correspondent, is an interview with William A. Calvo-Quir\u00f3s<\/strong>, sociologist and associate professor of American Culture and Ethnic Studies at the University of Michigan<\/p>\r\n One article discusses the care and protection of minors and the phenomenon of pedophilia, along with the contribution from Ezio Aceti<\/strong> who cites the great Lebanese poet Khalil Bigran.<\/p>\r\n In the cultural pages there is an in-depth study on the very accredited thesis that explains human evolution based on the inherent nature of cooperation: “We are human because we are able to help each other, because we consider others as ‘worthy’ as ourselves and we consider the decisions taken together as valid”. The same section contains a presentation of Giulio d\u2019Onofrio’s book\u00a0Per questa selva oscura,\u00a0<\/em><\/strong>published by Citt\u00e0 Nuova with a novel interpretation of Dante’s immortal text and, in the movie section, a film guide at the time of the pandemic.<\/p>\r\n Send us your thoughts\u00a0 . . .<\/p>\r\n Happy reading. Click <\/strong>HERE<\/a> to subscribe.<\/strong><\/p>\r\n