Eva Luna by Isabel Allende – Symbolism – Names and Identity

Eva Luna by Isabel Allende – Symbolism – Names and Identity

• A comprehensive literary analysis resource exploring the profound symbolism of names and their connection to identity in Isabel Allende’s Eva Luna, entirely written in Spanish.
• This engaging study guide examines how names function as powerful symbols of personal transformation, social class, origins, self-creation, and narrative authority throughout the novel.

Key features:

• In-depth analysis of the symbolic meaning behind “Eva Luna” and its biblical and lunar connotations
• Exploration of names as markers of class division, trauma, and reinvention
• Discussion of name changes as acts of liberation and identity reconstruction
• Focus on the link between naming, storytelling, and personal power
• Eight varied exercises including true/false, multiple choice, gap-fill, matching, sequencing, comprehension questions, vocabulary, and personal reflection

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