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La narrativa de Elena Ferrante: El desequilibrio de Olga, una Medea moderna

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Resumen: El presente trabajo pretende acercarse a la figura de la enigmática escritora Elena Ferrante y analizar algunas de las características más destacables de su narrativa. Para ello, nos centraremos en una obra en concreto, I giorni dell’abbandono, y las vivencias de Olga, su protagonista, que guiará al lector por los entresijos de su agonía personal tras ser abandonada y traicionada por su marido. Elena Ferrante’s Narrative: Olga’s Instability, a Modern Medea Abstract: The present work aims to approach the image of the enigmatic writer Elena Ferrante and analyze some of the most distinctive features of her narrative. To do so, we will focus on a particular work Il giorni dell ‘abbandono and Olga’s –its protagonist– experiences, which will guide the reader through the in and outs of her own agony after being dumped and betrayed by her husband.
Title: La narrativa de Elena Ferrante: El desequilibrio de Olga, una Medea moderna
Description:
Resumen: El presente trabajo pretende acercarse a la figura de la enigmática escritora Elena Ferrante y analizar algunas de las características más destacables de su narrativa.
Para ello, nos centraremos en una obra en concreto, I giorni dell’abbandono, y las vivencias de Olga, su protagonista, que guiará al lector por los entresijos de su agonía personal tras ser abandonada y traicionada por su marido.
 Elena Ferrante’s Narrative: Olga’s Instability, a Modern Medea Abstract: The present work aims to approach the image of the enigmatic writer Elena Ferrante and analyze some of the most distinctive features of her narrative.
To do so, we will focus on a particular work Il giorni dell ‘abbandono and Olga’s –its protagonist– experiences, which will guide the reader through the in and outs of her own agony after being dumped and betrayed by her husband.

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