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Il ritorno a casa secondo Primo Levi

Primo Levi recounts two journeys: a real one in La Tregua, and a fictitious one in Se non ora, quando? In both cases he has to deal with the romance’s structure and its stereotypes, which tend to negate realism. For this reason the writer adopts proceedings to defuse romance and happy ending.