One None And A Hundred-Thousand(Illustrated)

<ul><li><strong>20 captivating illustrations</strong> depicting key scenes from the novel</li><li>Includes a detailed <strong>summary</strong> to guide readers through the narrative</li><li>Comprehensive<strong> characters list </strong>to enhance understanding of the story</li><li><strong>Author biography</strong> offering insights into the life of Luigi Pirandello and his literary contributions</li></ul><p></p><p>One None and a Hundred-Thousand by Luigi Pirandello is a brilliant and thought-provoking exploration of identity self-perception and the fluid nature of human existence. In this novel the protagonist Vitangelo Moscarda is thrust into an existential crisis when a simple remark from his wife about his appearance leads him to question who he truly is. Struggling with the realization that his identity is not fixed but rather a construct of others' perceptions Vitangelo embarks on a journey that challenges the very essence of self.</p><p>With its fascinating mix of psychological depth and philosophical inquiry Pirandello delves into the unsettling truth that our understanding of ourselves may be nothing more than a collection of shifting identities-one to each person we encounter. As Vitangelo grapples with the concept of one identity none as a true self and a hundred-thousand versions of himself reflected in the eyes of others the novel challenges readers to reconsider their own perceptions of identity and the roles they play in the world.</p><p>This illustrated edition enhances the experience of Pirandello's groundbreaking work offering 20 stunning illustrations that bring the story's complex themes to life. With a detailed summary a character list and an insightful biography of the author this edition provides readers with a deeper understanding of one of the most significant plays in modern literature.</p><p></p><p>Dive into the world of One None and a Hundred-Thousand where the boundaries between self and illusion blur and the search for authenticity becomes both a personal and universal journey.</p><p></p>