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- Love, friendship and jealousy are some of the feelings that Carlota Casiraghi - president of The philosophical encounters of Monaco - and Professor Robert Maggiori analyze in her book Archipelago of passions, and about those who will speak at the Hay Festival of Segovia on September 21 . I Dona talked to them in Paris shortly before their trip to Spain.
No one would expect from this global glamor icon to immerse themselves in the study of philosophy to publish a book on human passions. But Carlota Casiraghi has written it, along with the one that was her teacher at the Fontainebleau school, Robert Maggiori, philosopher and literary critic of the newspaper Libération, who inoculated her desire to enter the world of thought. Today, the daughter of Carolina de Monaco , graduated in Philosophy by the Sorbonne , arrives in Spain to participate in a debate about the fragility of current values with philosophers such as Joseph Cohen or Fernando Savater during the Hay festival of Segovia , directed for 14 years by Sheila Cremaschi.
For this reason, his philosophical treatise 'Archipelago of Passions' (ed. Zorzal Books) is also presented in Spain, in which he discusses with his professor texts of the main philosophers, from the ancient Greeks to Nietzsche, Jankélévitch or the Spanish María Zambrano . Before this publication, Carlota created 'The philosophical encounters of Monaco', which she chairs, with the aim of making philosophy available to all audiences. The interview is held in Paris with the participation of his teacher, in a relaxed conversation in which the niece of Prince Albert II of Monaco conveys the passion that he produces to investigate the world of knowledge.
We all wonder how this 33-year-old privileged woman, ambassador of Yves Saint Laurent , riding champion and center of all eyes, who never makes statements will be in person. Well, it's shocking. But precisely because of the opposite of what so many covers of the world show. As a black and white image of the photographer Peter Lindbergh , who pursued to portray the soul of the models by photographing them without any artifice, Carlota appeared in the austere black interview, without makeup and without a jewel that adorned her, transmitting what Lindbergh always I was looking for, "the truth behind beauty."
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