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| Author | p'azolini p'. p'. |
| Title | luteruli ts'erilebi |
| Description | The main themes of Pier Paolo Pasolini's book "Lutheran Letters" (1976) are gender discrimination in society and homophobia, (youth) criminality, opportunism in the highest echelons of the state, the changing poles of power, the replacement of totalitarian or repressive government with new forms, the establishment of consumer values (or anti-values), and the psychological and physical transformation of people. These challenges, which Italian society faced about 50 years ago, are extremely relevant for post-Soviet Georgia. This collection of Pasolini's journalistic articles will help the reader understand and analyze the problems of modern Georgian society. It will be a kind of reaction to the events in Tbilisi on May 17, 2013, where several dozen Georgian citizens became victims of public homophobic violence. The publication, through its form and content, will contribute to the formation of a pluralistic and critical society in Georgia. In Georgian |
| Year | 2016 |
| Publisher | Sa.Ga. Publishing |
| Pages | 287 |
| Cover | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9789941080913 |