hundred years of solitude by gabriel garcia marquez

Mention is made of the origin of the term in general and a short account of the history and its use is provided. First a definition of this term is given, in addition to a definition of other, related terms. This study analyzes Magical Realism as a form of literary expression and artistic style by some Latin American authors and two artists. This work is an attempt to present a brief and simple view, both written and illustrated, concerning the controversial concept of Magical Realism for non-specialists. In conclusion, the inclusion of magical realist elements in this novel has contributed to the development of the literary movements whether in Latin America, or in the Third World. In addition, we have also found that this genre does really depict the social and political life in Latin America. Have revealed that elements of magical realism are strongly present in the entire twenty chapters of the novel through the plot, the characters, the themes and the style, which contributes to the improvement of the literary movement in this area. In order to investigate the validity of our hypotheses, we selected the corpora subject to this study from the previously mentioned novel, using the techniques of the historical and descriptive-analytical methods.

Which magical realism in Garcia's novel has succeeded in mirroring the real social and political life in Latin America. In order to conduct such analysis, two hypotheses have been formulated: the first highlights the relationship between the incorporation of Magical Realist elements in One Hundred Years of Solitude and the reinforcement of the literary movement in Latin America and in the Third World and the second examines the extent to In this perspective, this dissertation attempts to conduct an empirical analysis to examine, on the one hand, the extent to which this genre has been incorporated in Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s One Hundred Years of Solitude, and the range of depicting the social and political life in Latin America on the other. Over the years, magical realism has succeeded to become a popular genre of Latin America and an international mode of postcolonial writings as well.

Hundred years of solitude by gabriel garcia marquez