Seminar by Claudio Paolucci on “Umberto Eco. Laughter, and Queen Loanna”
Here is the seminar presented by Claudio Paolucci, Director of Scientific Research, Umberto Eco Institute of Advance Studies, University of Bologna, October 2018.
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