Love, Death and Femme Fatales in Keats’ Works

Since ancient times, men have looked around themselves and never ceased to ask questions about the origin of what surrounded them. “Why the sky, the earth, the sea? Why life, deathdeath, love and pain, peace and war, justice and fraud?” All these questions, and many others, still today, do not stop vibrating in the soul of every human being, less and less satisfied with the answers given by science, despite progress. That is why the ancients posed a sort of universal need for meaning, trying to pour it into divinities and myths.