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An intellectual with popular appeal
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Jerusalem Post
06-07-2002
Headline: An intellectual with popular appeal
Byline: Michal Meyer
Edition; Daily
Section: Books
Page: 12
Friday, June 7, 2002 -- Italian-born author Umberto Eco, 70, is best known for his 1980 blockbuster novel The Name of the Rose, which sold nine million copies. But in addition to his semi-popular fiction, Eco is also respected for his non-fiction work, as well as for his work as a medievalist, linguist and maste...
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