Umberto Eco - Wikipedia
Umberto Eco: Author and semiotician who shot to global fame with medieval murder mystery 'The Name of the Rose' | The Independent | The Independent
How Umberto Eco Tagged Today's Fascists
Umberto Eco Lists The 14 Common Features of The Eternal Fascist - Flashbak
Umberto Eco: 'People are tired of simple things. They want to be challenged' | Umberto Eco | The Guardian
Max Kozloff on Umberto Eco - Artforum International
Quote by Umberto Eco: “Social media gives legions of idiots the right ...”
Novelist Umberto Eco dies at 84; wrote 'Name of the Rose' and 'Foucault's Pendulum' - Los Angeles Times
Umberto Eco on Political Correctness (Translated and Revisited) | My Mazamet
The Limits of Interpretation: Umberto Eco on Poland's 1968 Student Protests | Article | Culture.pl
The Irrepressible Lightness of Umberto Eco
On this day in 2016: Umberto Eco, the esoteric novelist baffled by his own success, dies in Milan
Umberto Eco obituary | Umberto Eco | The Guardian
Ur-Fascism | libcom.org
Analysis of Umberto Eco's Foucault's Pendulum – Literary Theory and Criticism
Tolerance and the intolerable - Umberto Eco, 1994
On Political Correctness” by Umberto Eco | Stuff Jeff Reads
Umberto Eco | On Point
The Man Who Loved Books: Interview With Umberto Eco - CounterPunch.org
Umberto Eco's Lessons on Ur-Fascism - The American Conservative
Umberto Eco - Wikiquote
The Prague Cemetery: 9780547844206: Eco, Umberto, Dixon, Richard: Books - Amazon.com
Umberto Eco: Signs and Secrets | Introduction to The Name of the Rose's writer - YouTube
Book Analysis: The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco – Alyanna Denise
Umberto Eco: 'People are tired of simple things' | Umberto Eco | The Guardian
As Italy awaits its first post-fascist leader, Umberto Eco's 1995 essay on “fuzzy totalitarianism” comes once again into focus. | Do Bianchi
The Riddle of Umberto Eco | Bernard Williams | The New York Review of Books
