Periodic Table by Primo Levi

Primo Levi's 'Periodic Table' is a poignant memoir that intertwines elements of chemistry with tales of human nature, survival, and identity Levi uses the periodic table as a metaphor to explore the complex relationships between science, memory, and personal history, providing a unique and captivating perspective on his experiences as a Holocaust survivor and chemist ‣ Genre: Autobiography, memoir ‣ Publication Date: 1975 ‣ Page Count: 240 ‣ Book Format: Paperback ‣ Awards: 1 The Royal Society of Literature award