Political Philosophy and Thought:
* "The Crisis of the Left" (1964): A critical analysis of the Italian left and its failure to adapt to the changing political landscape.
* "The Italian Problem" (1959): A book exploring the unique challenges and contradictions of Italian society.
* "The New Right" (1960): An early exploration of the rising right-wing movements in Europe.
Journalism and Commentary:
* Numerous articles and essays published in various newspapers and magazines: Pintor was a prolific writer, contributing to publications like *Il Mondo* and *Il Corriere della Sera.* He wrote on a broad range of topics, including politics, culture, and current events.
* "Letters from the Labyrinth" (1963): A collection of Pintor's letters to his friend and colleague, the writer and journalist, Enzo Biagi.
Fiction:
* "The Man Who Didn't Exist" (1955): A political thriller set in the aftermath of World War II, exploring themes of identity and political manipulation.
* "The Last Crusade" (1961): A novel set during the Crusades, reflecting on the nature of faith and violence.
Other Works:
* "The Philosophical Journey" (1959): A philosophical text exploring the history of ideas and the development of human thought.
* "The Meaning of History" (1962): A collection of essays on historical themes.
It's important to note that Pintor's work is often characterized by its intellectual rigor, political engagement, and literary skill. His writings continue to be studied and discussed in academic circles and by those interested in Italian intellectual history.