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moravia agostino

feb 1, 2026 If I were to sum up my reading experience on Agostino it would be these images: Even though I listened to the lecture video and the conversation video before reading the book, it could not prepare me for the contents I got hit with at 100km/h. I learnt from the videos that […]

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Week 5: Alberto Moravia’s “Agostino”

Well, well, well… of course, Freud is back for more! After reading the first few pages, Freud was the man who immediately came to mind. In this week’s novel, I read Agostino by Moravia, and it’s definitely an interesting book. Going into it after reading the blurb, I expected it to be an innocent book […]

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with Alberto Moravia, childhood, coming of age, Freud, friendships, innocence, Maturing, Oedipus complex, peer pressure, sexuality, societal pressures

Agostino

 Alberto Moravia’s Agostino explored important themes upon coming of age, in particular within sexuality. A few pages in after starting…

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