The Passenger, Venice" is a book published by the Iperborea that gathers 10 narrative essays forming the story of the life of a place and its inhabitants, aiming to understand its culture, processes, new identities, discourses, issues, problems, and wounds. Fragments that, together, compose its portrait. Venice, often perceived as immutable, faces significant changes and represents contemporary crises. The city confronts declining population, rising sea levels, and the challenges of overtourism. However, Venice finds strength in its resilient history, active civil society, and student population, advocating for sustainable solutions and environmental preservation.

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The Passenger, Venezia (Iperborea)