by Luigi Pirandello · Rizzoli · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788817151825
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Published in 1927, this is Pirandello's most quintessential novel, where the fundamental core of his philosophy regarding life and society is best manifested. Vitangelo Moscarda suddenly becomes convinced that man is not "one," but "one hundred thousand"; that is, he possesses as many different personalities as others attribute to him. Only those who make this discovery truly become "no one," at least to themselves, as they are left with the possibility of observing how they appear to others. Based on this reasoning, the quiet Gengé decides to turn his life upside down.
