He taught Italian literature at the Normal College for Women in Rome from 1897 to 1921, when his growing reputation as a writer enabled him to devote himself entirely to a literary career.
He taught Italian literature at the Normal College for Women in Rome from 1897 to 1921, when his growing reputation as a writer enabled him to devote himself entirely to a literary career. He wrote the short story "La Giara" as well as novels The Outcast and Il Fu Mattia Pascal, but is better known for his plays, which express the duality between mask and reality, and the confusion and suffering of the human condition. For ten points, identify the playwright who introduced the concept of the "theatre within a theatre" in his Six Characters in Search of an Author.
He taught Italian literature at the Normal College for Women in Rome from 1897 to 1921, when his growing reputation as a writer enabled him to devote himself entirely to a literary career.
Luigi Pirandello