Title: Alive and struggling
Product review: It's almost as if Primo Levi didn't know what kind of a point he wanted to make with this book. Else the whole tone of Survival at Auschwitz must be subverted. In Survival Levi had a very set time and experience to relate. In The Reawakening there is travelling and motion. Levi goes all over the place trying to get back home and the people he encounters on the way are wonderfully alive. There is exhilaration and there is the pain of knowing that things will never be the same. At the end you are left with several conflicting emotions, as Levi knows that part of him died in Auschwitz and isn't sure which parts are still alive
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