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Italian monologue by Corrado Fontana criticizing the school system’s practical usefulness. The speaker questions why students learn things (e.g., playing the flute in middle school) that seem irrelevant to life, argues that schools operate by paradigms, and cites the 1923 'Legge Gentile' as having structured schools to prepare workers or clerks, producing people subservient to the system.










