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DigitalGeorgetown (Georgetown University Library)· 2018· Dissertation

Donna Ferrante's Library: Resonance of the Classics in the Neapolitan Novels

Costanza Barchiesi

Short summary

This analysis reveals how Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan Novels echo classical literary traditions, particularly through the character of Lila, who embodies archetypes found in ancient Greek and Roman literature.

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Key points

  • The Neapolitan Novels exhibit a resonance with classical literary traditions.
  • The character of Lila embodies archetypes found in ancient Greek and Roman literature.
  • This connection enhances the interpretation of Lila's character and the novels' literary depth.

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Field: General Arts and Humanities

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