CESARE PAVESE’NİN AY VE ŞENLİK ATEŞLERİ ADLI ROMANININ MONOMİT TEORİSİ BAĞLAMINDA İNCELENMESİ
EXAMINATION OF CESARE PAVESE'S NOVEL THE MOON AND THE BONFIRES IN THE CONTEXT OF THE MONOMITE THEORY

Summary/Abstract: Myths are symbolic narratives that date back to ancient times. These narratives undoubtedly have a very important place in understanding, recognizing, and interpreting people. Myth and Mythology have a strong connection with disciplines such as psychology, anthropology, sociology, literature, philosophy, and history of religions. Starting from the collective unconscious of Jung, Joseph Campbell, the founder of analytical psychology, aims to reveal the common aspects and similarities of myths. In this study, the journey of Anguilla, the hero of Cesare Pavese's novel La luna e i falò, will be examined in the context of the monomyth theory expressed by Joseph Campbell, who argues that all myths arise from a single myth and its variations.

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