Giovanni Verga MBTI -Persönlichkeitstyp
Persönlichkeit
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Zola is the typical INFJ and Verga is the typical ISTJ. Zola wants to write a scientific poem, in which the author is completely impersonal but his objective is humanitary: he wants to help (Fe). Still, he fails because his intuitive predominance is never surpassed by his genius as an author. Let’s take an example. In a part of “Germinal”, Zola talks about these people all going to the bathroom in public without “any shame, like puppies.” But that implies that he puts something they don’t feel inside the book, aka shame. If it was impersonal, shame wouldn’t be mentioned: Verga would not have written it and let the reader think that for himself. Zola is too focused on his ideals. He’s saying that there’s something innatively positive about being in the lower classes. That isn’t anywhere close to reality, it’s his mental build up. Verga doesn’t care about showing any idealistic thing inside people. He believes nothing can change anyway, that if there’s kids’ labour in Sicily, if people die by overworking and still can’t be happy and all these things, then it’s life. The writer has no right to judge history, because he can’t do anything to help it. These things just don’t change. And he was right in my view.
Biografie
Italian writer,famous for his novels like "I Malavoglia" or "Mastro Don Gesualdo" that are part of the "Il Ciclo dei Vinti",important collections are "Vita dei Campi" with novels like "Rosso Malpelo" or "La Lupa" and "Novelle Rusticane",popular for novels like "La Roba",the protagonist is basically a precursor of "Gesualdo Motta" from "Mastro Don Gesualdo"
Persönlichkeit correlate
Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Anne Frank
Edgar Allan Poe
William Shakespeare
George Orwell
Oscar Wilde
Jane Austen
Leo Tolstoy
