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The Sixth Day and Other Tales, written by Primo Levi, is a collection of short stories, originally published in Storie naturali and Vizio di forma. Unlike the author's earlier and better-known works, these stories may be considered science fiction .
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3 feb 2021 · The sixth day and other tales. by. Levi, Primo, 1919-1987. Publication date. 1991. Topics. Science, Manners and customs, Italy -- Social life and customs -- Fiction, Italy, Italian fiction Short stories. Publisher. London : Abacus.
In the title story, Levi portrays a world assembled by a scientific committee, replacing the biblical creator, and his panel of experts wildly debates the most efficient body for humans—eliminating fish and bird bodies only at the end of a fierce battle.
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The Sixth Day and Other Tales is a collection of short stories by Primo Levi, an Italian Jewish writer and Holocaust survivor. The book was published in 1990, and it contains six stories that explore themes such as memory, identity, and the human condition.
The Sixth Day and Other Tales. Primo Levi. Abacus, 1991 - Italy - 255 pages. A collection of 23 stories in which the author creates a strangely familiar universe, transformed by the...
Primo Levi. Summit Books, 1990 - Fiction - 222 pages. Informed by Levi's sly and scientific imagination, the fictions in this collection explore a strangely familiar parallel universe in which...
Author: Primo Levi. Summary: A collection of 23 stories in which the author creates a strangely familiar universe, transformed by the imagination. The stories include commentary on the human condition and the effect of a technological culture on people's daily lives. Print Book, English, 1991, ©1990. Edition: View all formats and editions.
