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- Magical Realism in Like Water for Chocolate
Perkins, Associate Professor of English at Prince George's Community College in Maryland, explores how Esquivel's use of magic realism in Like Water for Chocolate reinforces the novel's celebration and condemnation of domesticity.
- Spanish American Women Writers: Simmering Identity Over a Low Fire
In this excerpt, Bilbija examines traditional feminine and masculine roles as they are presented in Like Water for Chocolate.
- Verbal and Visual Representation of Women: Como agua para chocolate / Like Water for Chocolate
In the excerpt below, de Valdes explores "the interplay between the verbal and visual representation of women" in Like Water for Chocolate.
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