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Sons of communication

An essayist brilliant intuition that interdisciplinary ranges in human orbits more disparate. In addition to the thickness of the contents, the erudite citations and punctual, the anthropological sense of the history of the last fifty years, Michele Di Salvo stands out from repetitive bibliography on the subject, simply by drawing from the depths lived liberally from personal experience. Thus was born a book, where the chronological seriation and culturally documented than half a century and more of history of communication channels is adequately harmonized with the quality of psychological reflection. Michael and one of the few researchers in the social, away from the confines of narrow discipline to which it belongs. Why he does not belong: since it operates in the service man. Here concepts dear to the best psychology of relationships, as non-verbal communication and empathy, you integrate with delicate refinement to scientific considerations about the applied genetics of identity gender. As, indeed, any real picture of what happened in social communication, from the birth of tivu to new instruments of the global world, is proposed with original style analytic-synthetic, style capable of involve the emotional attention of the reader. Even the most naive. In that sense, this work is able to enter deeply the merits of the roots of communication human. And in listening and from attentive and faithful, element critical of the rich, then emotionally strong, emotional life of Michele Di Salvo - representing the key, the fundamental premise of the report, that the author builds an essay on multidirectional old, new and future communication tools. That he himself writes, communicating. That child I met small and frightened, in my study of psychotherapist, many years ago, I can tell with his big eyes shining all his discomfort, yet today without speaking, between the lines, communicates fragments deepest of his fertile existential journey. Michele Rossena Psychotherapist President of Italian Institute for Human Science

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