Analysis of One Hundred Years of Solitude from Perspective of Indian Culture
DU Ming-ye
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DU Ming-ye
Abstract
The novel One Hundred Years of Solitude,an excellent work of magic realism,was written by Colombian novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez in a particular cultural background of Latin-America,showing unique multicultural features.Focus on the concept of life,fatalism and the concept of time in the traditional Indian culture which are embodied in the novel,and their influence on the writing skills of the novel.Thus the relation between the novel and Indian culture is brought to the light.
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The novel One Hundred Years of Solitude,an excellent work of magic realism,was written by Colombian novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez in a particular cultural background of Latin-America,showing unique multicultural features.Focus on the concept of life,fatalism and the concept of time in the traditional Indian culture which are embodied in the novel,and their influence on the writing skills of the novel.Thus the relation between the novel and Indian culture is brought to the light.
Key concepts: Solitude, Garcia, Embodied cognition, MAGIC (telescope), Fatalism, Magic realism, Sociology, Multiculturalism