Realismo mágico y primativismo en la novela hispanoamericana de Alejo Carpentier, Miguel Angel Asturias, Juan Rulfo y Gabriel García Márquez

Erik Camayd-Freixas • 1995

Author: Erik Camayd-Freixas
First published: 1995
Genres: History

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This scholarly text examines the intersections of magical realism and primitivism within the works of influential Hispanic authors. By analyzing these literary movements, the book provides a thoughtful framework for understanding how these writers shaped the development of the modern regional novel.

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Published in 1995, this scholarly work by Erik Camayd-Freixas emerged during a period of intense academic interest in the intersections of aesthetic theory and Latin American literature. The text explores the specific narrative techniques of the 'Boom' generation, analyzing how Carpentier, Asturias, Rulfo, and García Márquez utilized magical realism to navigate the boundaries between European modernism and indigenous cultural identity. It serves as a critical bridge for understanding how the concept of 'primitivism' was reconstructed within the Hispanic literary canon.

The volume reflects the rigorous intellectual tradition of academic literary criticism in the mid-nineties. Camayd-Freixas designed his analysis to deconstruct the Eurocentric gaze often applied to Latin American texts, arguing that these authors were not merely mimicking surrealism but were articulating a unique ontological perspective grounded in their regional history and cosmology. The work is widely cited in university settings for its methodical approach to the stylistic nuances that define these foundational authors.

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