La luna e i falò

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La luna e i falò is a post-World War II novel by Cesare Pavese that explores memory, identity, and the disillusionment of returning to one’s homeland after years of absence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary work
novel
addresses class differences
loss of illusions
political violence
associatedWithAuthorThemes Pavese’s reflections on return and belonging
author Cesare Pavese NERFINISHED
containsMotif fire
landscape of the Langhe
countryOfOrigin Italy
explores contrast between past and present
impact of war on rural communities
myth and ritual in everyday life
form prose
genre existential fiction
novel of return
post-World War II fiction
hasAdaptation film adaptation
hasCharacter Nuto NERFINISHED
influenced later Italian narrative on memory and return
isLastNovelBy Cesare Pavese NERFINISHED
literaryMovement Neorealism NERFINISHED
literarySignificance major work of 20th-century Italian literature
mainThemes disillusionment
identity
memory
return to homeland
social change
narrativePerspective first-person narration
narrativeStructure retrospective narration
originalLanguage Italian
protagonist Anguilla NERFINISHED
protagonistOrigin foundling
protagonistRole emigrant returning to native village
publicationPeriod 1950s
publisher Einaudi NERFINISHED
relationshipDepicted friendship between Anguilla and Nuto
setting Piedmont countryside NERFINISHED
post-World War II Italy
timePeriodDepicted immediate postwar years
titleTranslation The Moon and the Bonfires NERFINISHED

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Cesare Pavese notableWork La luna e i falò