Luigi Pirandello: Holding Nature up to the Mirror

Abstract

No argument need be advanced to establish Pirandello as a cerebral playwright. Indeed, hardly a critic has ever dared approach any of his plays without dealing at length with the ideas packed into them. To be sure, valiant attempts have been made to systematize Pirandello's thought in respect to his entire literary corpus. Adriano Tilgher found no less than thirty-one major themes in the Sicilian's work, and Antonio Gramsci discussed Pirandello's cultural contributions. Gramsci

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