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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Gabriel Garcia Marquez"”.
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Gabriel Garcia Marquez: A Study of His Fiction
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La soledad en Clen anos de soledad de Gabriel Garcia Marquez
This thesis analyses the theme of solitude in Gabriel García Márquez’s Cien años d e soledad given that it is the novel’s main theme, as suggested by the title and illustrated by the author’s focus on it and its related subthemes. The analysis of the novel and the associated literature aims to …
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… Egan, John Gardner, James Joyce, Ursula Le Guin, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Haruki Murakami, and James Wood. Some of these authors and critical theorists are used to provide foundational support on terminology and structure, involving voice and narrative, while others are cited as examples of …
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Skinning the Deer: A Love Story
… reclaim lost innocence. Inspired by the works of Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Dorothy Allison, and Salman Rushdie, Skinning the Deer weaves together magical realism, trauma narrative, and myth; it is a novel about sexuality, betrayal, and what we sacrifice for redemption.
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"Desmantelamiento e integracion de las dicotomias en ""Cien anos de soledad"""
… study is to show how in Cien anos de soledad Gabriel Garcia Marquez exposes and subverts a traditional system of thought that tries to reduce the multiplicity of human experience to dychotomical antagonisms and strict hierarchies. The first part of this work summarily views the trajectory of …
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Garciá Márquez, magic realism and language as material practice
… work of two novelists, namely, the Colombian, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, and the American, John Barth. In a well-known essay titled "The Literature of Replenishment", Barth names Garcia Marquez as the foremost postmodern writer. This is deceptive, I argue, since although in the essay Barth …
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Constructing Hegemony: The Latin American Boom and the Book Industries of Spain and Mexico, 1963-1967
This thesis analyses the process of construction of hegemony in the Spanish-language publishing world in the 1960s. It compares the book industries of Spain and Mexico to understand how the Spanish rather than the Mexican industry established itself as the main one of their shared language. The …