Eva Luna by Isabel Allende – Symbolism – The Power of Language and Storytelling

• A comprehensive literary analysis resource exploring the symbolism of language and storytelling in Isabel Allende’s Eva Luna, entirely written in Spanish.
• This detailed study guide examines how words and narration serve as powerful symbols of resistance, identity, memory, and transformation in the novel, blending literary critique with thematic depth.

Key features:

• In-depth exploration of language as a tool for power, resistance, and healing
• Analysis of narration as an act of rebellion against oppression and silence
• Examination of magical realism and its role in highlighting the transformative power of stories
• Clear sections on identity formation, collective memory, and the creation of alternative realities
• Comprehensive set of eight varied exercises (true/false, comprehension questions, matching, gap-fill, multiple choice, sequencing, opinion, and vocabulary)

Includes an accompanying worksheet with full answer key to reinforce and practise key concepts.