Titlebook: Magical Realism and the Postcolonial Novel; Between Faith and Ir Christopher Warnes Book 2009 Christopher Warnes 2009 Africa.African.biblio

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Defense

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Faith, Idealism, and Irreverence in Asturias, Borges, and Carpentier,s on where magical realism might be found, just as there are no limits to the purposes for which it might be deployed. Be this as it may, there are regions where magical realism has taken root and flourished, where writers have used it to respond to individual and cultural artistic imperatives and h

Tracheotomy

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,Migrancy and Metamorphosis in Salman Rushdie’s ,m which the Iranian government has distanced itself, but which is also periodically “renewed” by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, confirms the incendiary, religious sense in which this novel is irreverent. But as my discussion of Jorge Luis Borges makes clear, there are other senses in which irrever

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,The African World View in Ben Okri’s ,ative traditions. As Derek Wright puts it: what are the appropriate “exegetic latitudes” by which to navigate through a reading of this difficult novel (“Interpreting” 18)? On a survey of the criticism that has appeared on Okri, three options have presented themselves: . has been read as heir to a t

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