Luigi Pirandello e Il fu Mattia Pascal

Pirandello's characters often grapple with who they truly are versus how they present themselves. Do readers find this relevant today, or is it a product of its time?

The ambiguous resolution makes me wonder whether Pirandello intended for us to question reality or just accept uncertainty as part of life.

Romano Luperini's perspective offers a deep dive into the themes of illusion and reality—I'm curious what motivated this focus and how it shapes the analysis.