Frigyes Karinthy, Chains (1929)
Abstract
Chains or Chain-links (https://djjr-courses.wdfiles.com/local--files/soc180%3Akarinthy-chain-links/Karinthy-Chain-Links_1929.pdf ), a short story of the prolific writer Frigyes Karinthy (Hungary, 1887 - 1938), has an international reputation as it documents the beginnings of the six degree of separation theory. A new Italian translation with notes is presented to the reader.
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