Abstract

Pulcinella sneaks into the house of Peter Abelard and manages to strike up with the famous philosopher a discussion that becomes increasingly intense. The learned intellectual that lived eight centuries ago and the ignorant puppet that never died because never born meet up in a paradoxical transtemporal dimension and step by step they are involved in a dramatic discussion on the uncertainty of reality, on the carnality of existence, on the pathicity of thought, on the intuition and love, on the truth and beauty.