Warnes Christopher - Magical Realism And The Postcolonial Novel Between Faith And Irreverence - Paperback Syntax & Morphology Not the meaning Phillips writes

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Warnes Christopher - Magical Realism And The Postcolonial Novel Between Faith And Irreverence - Paperback Syntax & Morphology Not the meaning Phillips writesBinding: Paperback Description: Magical Realism and the Postcolonial Novel reinterprets the origins and nature of one of the most recognisable and important genres of twentieth century literature. Published in paperback for the first time this book locates the origins of the term in the work of Novalis and examines its relations with romanticism. Drawing on the ideas of Alejo Carpentier and Jorge Luis Borges Warnes argues that magical realism's