God's problem. The Bacchantes and the Bible in Theorem by Van Aken, Amalia

“…From this place In considering the foregoing, the representation will be analyzed of the struggle of social classes in Italy in the late sixties as one of the scenarios for two contending powers: one that is primitive, originative, dignified and close to nature, represented by the working class and peasantry -especially by the character of Emilia-; and the capitalist and bourgeois power, represented by the family as a whole. The antithesis proposed by Pasolini to this fight is the destruction of this family from the presence of a nameless guest, whose origin and destination are unknown; and who, by his configuration, refers to the Greek god Dionysius.…”
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