This book's main contributions happen on three levels; a feminist approach to magical realism, a hemispheric approach in which the literature of women in the Americas is examined and a critical approach to magical realism. Instead of recruiting magic against realism, it reads magic as part of cultural reinvention relevant to collective memory.
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This book's main contributions happen on three levels; a feminist approach to magical realism, a hemispheric approach in which the literature of women in the Americas is examined and a critical approach to magical realism. Instead of recruiting magic against realism, it reads magic as part of cultural reinvention relevant to collective memory.
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