Uno, Nessuno E Centomila

The novel explores the theme of identity, questioning whether individuals truly know themselves or merely live through the perceptions of others.

Vitangelo Moscarda, the protagonist, embarks on a quest to dismantle the identities others have imposed on him.

This leads to a profound crisis and eventual rejection of social norms.

Pirandello uses this character's journey to highlight the fragmented nature of the self and the illusion of a unified identity.

The narrative delves into philosophical reflections on existence, perception, and the search for authenticity.

The novel remains a significant work in Italian literature, challenging conventional notions of selfhood.