The New trends in Latin American bloom "Magical Realism" in the Novel of Gabriel García Márquez' One Hundred Years of Solitude - a Postcolonial Study.
K. Thomas Alwa Edison
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K. Thomas Alwa Edison
Abstract
This paper focus the new trends in Latin American bloom magical realism through the narrative technique of Gabriel Garcia Marquez’ novel One Hundred Years of Solitude this paper also concentrates one of the third world countries Colombia’s culture, life style, food style during the colonial period and after, people migrated one place to other they adopted various life styles and various languages. They didn’t follow a fixed culture, at the same time science and technologies flourished rapidly.
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This paper focus the new trends in Latin American bloom magical realism through the narrative technique of Gabriel Garcia Marquez’ novel One Hundred Years of Solitude this paper also concentrates one of the third world countries Colombia’s culture, life style, food style during the colonial period and after, people migrated one place to other they adopted various life styles and various languages. They didn’t follow a fixed culture, at the same time science and technologies flourished rapidly.
Key concepts: Magic realism, Garcia, Solitude, Latin Americans, Style (visual arts), Narrative, Realism, History