Primo Levi and Tullio Regge. First edition, first printing. New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1989. No writing or markings found in the book, which looks unread, 68 pp. Translated by Raymond Rosenthal.
A scarce and intellectually rich collaboration between Primo Levi—one of the most important literary voices of the twentieth century—and Tullio Regge, renowned theoretical physicist. Dialogo presents a thoughtful exchange on science, language, ethics, and human understanding, revealing Levi’s enduring engagement with scientific inquiry and moral responsibility.
Translated by Raymond Rosenthal, this compact yet profound work bridges literature and physics, making it especially appealing to collectors of Levi, philosophy-of-science readers, and admirers of Princeton University Press publications.
This copy is in Near Fine condition, appearing unread. The book is clean throughout with no writing, markings, or flaws, and remains a well-preserved example of this uncommon first edition.
An excellent addition to any Primo Levi collection or library focused on science, philosophy, and twentieth-century intellectual history.
