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Le passage, suivi de Transfiguration (Nouvelle)

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The work presents a sequence of lyrical first-person vignettes that probe solitude, memory, and the tension between inward silence and outward yearning. The narrator examines inherited dualities and parental echoes, using recurring images of wings, sea, stars and lamps to map desires for strength, understanding and moral clarity. Each piece blends intimate reflection, poetic description and philosophical questioning about faith, sin, identity and creative impulse. The collection closes with a concentrated short narrative of inner metamorphosis that reframes earlier motifs and gestures toward a quietly resolved sense of renewal.

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Sibilla Aleramo

Sibilla Aleramo was an Italian writer and feminist, known for her poignant exploration of women's experiences and societal constraints in early 20th-century Italy. Her most notable work, "Una Donna," is a semi-autobiographical novel that delves into the struggles of a woman seeking independence and self-identity in a patriarchal society. Aleramo's literary contributions extend to poetry and short stories, with works like "Momenti: Liriche" and "Trasfigurazione" showcasing her lyrical prowess and emotional depth. Through her writing, Aleramo has left a lasting impact on Italian literature and the feminist movement.

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