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"A Night with"_ Augusto Del Noce & Professor Carlo Lancellotti
Thu, Nov 16
|Austin
Come join us for dinner and discussions on the thought of the brilliant Italian philosopher, Augusto Del Noce. For the occasion, we will be joined by his extraordinary translator--and connoisseur--Professor Carlo Lancellotti.
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