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Compare Allende’s The House of the Spirits to Garcia Marquez’s One Hundred Years of Solitude by researching the histories of Chile and Colombia respectively. How does the use of Magic Realism evoke the specific political and social realities of these countries? What do the histories of these countries tell us about the formation of Magic Realism as a literature of protest?
Read Toni Morrison’s Beloved in light of Carpentier’s notion that magic realist texts are specifically related to Latin-American history and culture and that the term cannot address...
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