Emilia Errera

Emilia Errera
Born1866 (1866)
Died1901 (aged 34–35)
Milan, Italy
OccupationsTeacher, writer

Emilia Errera (May 15, 1866 – December 12, 1901) was an Italian teacher, essayist, and literary critic known for her historical analyses and her early Italian scholarship on Charles Dickens. Educated in Venice and Florence, she taught history, geography, and Italian in schools before establishing herself as a contributor to Italian literary magazines of the late 19th century.

Her work was noted for its moral perspective on literature and its emphasis on themes of national identity, civic virtue, and historical understanding. After her death in 1901, her writings were collected and published posthumously by her family.