The Pain Turned into Rock: A children tale by Idolina Landolfi"

Abstract

I litosauri by Idolina Landolfi has long been overlooked by critics, yet it stands as a significant work deserving of scholarly attention. This article presents a close reading of the text, focusing on its underlying ecopedagogical substratum and exploring the intertextual, figurative, and cinematic references embedded within the narrative. Landolfi’s portrayal of I litosauri not only offers a captivating story, but also serves as a poignant reflection on ecological concerns and human-nature relationships. By delving into the intricacies of Landolfi’s prose and uncovering its rich intertextual tapestry, this analysis seeks to shed light on the literary merits of I litosauri, aiming to reclaim its place in contemporary discourse in children and young adult literature.

Keywords

• children literature
• comparative literature
• ecopedagogy
• i litosauri
• idolina landolfi