Love, Death and Solitude ——Preliminary discussion on One Hundred Years of Solitude
LI Jia-ying
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LI Jia-ying
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One Hundred Years of Solitude is written by the Columbian author Gabriel·Careia·Marquez, which won him a Nobel Price in Literature. In this epic novel, there are three kinds of states of people: love, death, solitude. Discussing preliminarily in the themes, the article shows the relationships between each two as well as the reflection on the Latin American's history. And as the writer said, the contrary of solitude is unity, that is to love each other. Only so, can we make more progress.
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One Hundred Years of Solitude is written by the Columbian author Gabriel·Careia·Marquez, which won him a Nobel Price in Literature. In this epic novel, there are three kinds of states of people: love, death, solitude. Discussing preliminarily in the themes, the article shows the relationships between each two as well as the reflection on the Latin American's history. And as the writer said, the contrary of solitude is unity, that is to love each other. Only so, can we make more progress.
Key concepts: Solitude, EPIC, Literature, History, Philosophy, Aesthetics, Art