What question did this study set out to answer?

The aim is to explore the intertextual connections between different works on loss by women writers.

April 26, 2026Italica

Women Writing Loss: Schneck, Ernaux, Fallaci

View Full Paper

Ask AI

Bookmark

Authors

This article examines how women writers address abortion and pregnancy loss, highlighting influential intertextual connections.

The aim is to explore the intertextual connections between different works on loss by women writers.
Analyzed autobiographical narratives from Schneck, Ernaux, and Fallaci.
Examined trauma theory to contextualize their representations of loss.
Discussed stylistic and thematic divergences within their works.
Schneck's work reflects and dialogues with Fallaci's, demonstrating intertextual influences.
While influenced by Fallaci's confrontational style, Schneck adopts a melancholic tone with elements of gratitude.
A strong sense of agency is evident in the narratives, reflecting the influence of the women's movement.

Claire Marrone (2025) studied this question.

View Full Paper

Ask AI

Bookmark