DẤU ẤN PHÂN TÂM HỌC TRONG TIỂU THUYẾT KẺ NHẮC TUỒNG CỦA DONATO CARRISI

Abstract

Donato Carrisi is a representative writer of contemporary Italian literature. The Whisperer is the work that brought him numerous literary awards, most notably the Bancarella Prize in 2009, and it has been translated into many languages worldwide. This study focuses on interpreting psychoanalytic elements in the novel in terms of characterization, symbolism, and stream-of-consciousness techniques. The results indicate that Carrisi skillfully applies psychoanalysis to portray the unconscious dimensions of his characters’ psychology, while simultaneously constructing a multi-layered and complex detective narrative. This contributes to expanding the genre’s expressive scope, renewing the form of the detective novel, and thereby affirming Carrisi’s position on the world literary stage.