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The Worldwide Machine (Italian: La macchina mondiale) is a 1965 philosophical novel by Italian writer Paolo Volponi. The book won the Strega Prize in the same year and has been translated into seven languages.
- Italy
- Belén Sevareid
- La macchina mondiale
- Paolo Volponi
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It tells the story of Anteo Crocioni, a young man of a farming family in Italy (not far from Urbino) in the 1950s. Anteo has developed a theory that men were actually made by other men, by a race that has since died out or by aliens. His view is that we should be now preparing to make the next generation of men.
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Summary: An Italian philosopher-peasant is convinced that human beings are machines created by other creatures. He travels the world trying without success to find someone who will understand his ideas and to reunite with his wife, who fled after he assaulted her.
Leonardo Sciascia’s sphere is his native Sicily, whose present and past he displays with concerned and scholarly insight, with two of his better-known books—in the format of thrillers—covering the sinister operations of the local Mafia (Il giorno della civetta….
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