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    There are many definitions of the word power‚ but Merriam Webster dictionary provides the best explanation of what the dentist does in “One of these days” by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. The Merriam Webster dictionary defines power as the ability to produce an effect on someone or something. The story “One of theses days” is a story about a dentist not wanting to work on a corrupt mayor but being forced to work on him. While working on his mouth the dentist uses this opportunity to hurt the mayor as a

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    and Gabriel Garcia Marquez do not blatantly state their positions on the subject‚ but yet surreptitiously use a backdoor approach to disperse their message. In order to communicate the ridiculousness of religion both authors construct characters and events representing religious figures and beliefs. This ridiculousness sets up the idea that people allowing themselves to be guided through life by a fictional and forecasted fate lack individual freedom and expression. Italo Calvino and Gabriel Garcia

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    writing began when I moved to United States and learned English. I remember when I was taking Literature class in high school‚ I had to read different kinds of books such as novels‚ poetry or essays‚ from different authors for example‚ Gabriel Garcia MarquezGarcia Lorca‚ and Juan Rulfo. After each reading I had to summarize the book by chapters. I learned new techniques to write‚ I learned new vocabulary‚

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    Eric Orr Latin American society has placed a very high value on women being virgins when they marry. This value is one of the primary themes in Chronicle of a Death foretold by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. In contrast‚ virginity does not appear to hold significance in Like Water for Chocolate by Laura Esquivel. However this is only on the surface but as one delves into the deeper meanings of each book it almost seems as if the authors view this social doctrine as childish. Throughout the stories

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    and continuously recurring themes of the novel. The entire history of the Buendia’s is centered around the family’s struggle trying to escape having any family member being born with the tail of a pig; a conviction for sinful incestuous relations. Marquez structures the tale of the doomed family in a circular form that indicates that such taboos as incest are unavoidable within this particular family. This novel primarily serves as a forewarning or a mirror in that it wants to show the impact isolation

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    Throughout time‚ both violence and brutality have often been used to take control. Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s novella “A Chronicle of a Death Foretold” relies on both these aspects to show what devastations they can bring on to a society. Marquez’ use of machismo and honour work to show the link between them‚ and the lifestyle of the town and its Latin American culture. Machismo is a great part of the Latin American culture seen in the town. Machismo is a strong or exaggerated sense of manliness‚

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    The passage under consideration is from the novel One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez pages 1 - 5 beginning with “Many years later...” and concluding with “...the laboratory of an alchemist”. Gabriel García Márquez was born in 1927 in Colombia‚ Spain the shared setting of this world famous novel (The Modern World). The extract begins as a flashback with Colonel Aureliano Buendía recollecting the years immediately following the founding of Macondo. José Arcadio Buendía‚ the founder

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    was very biased towards gender and their roles in society. As in many other countries‚ women were seen as a lower class compared to men. Women were only valued for being a good mother‚ wife‚ and caretaker. In Chronicle of a Death Foretold‚ Gabriel Garcia Marquez uses the reference fake flowers in order to represent women’s low status in Columbian culture. Much like a flower that stands still and has an appealing image‚ in Columbian culture women were meant to look pretty and keep to themselves

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    Power is always there in society‚ and along with power comes corruptness. Through careful characterization and spare dialogue‚ Gabriel Garcia Marquez develops the idea of power and corruption through a dentist and a mayor in his South American country of Columbia. As a poor dentist‚ Aurelio Escovar’s voice is often unheard until he meets directly with the mayor. The dentist is characterized as poor because he is a ‘dentist without a degree’ therefore he has a weak position. The Mayor‚ on the other

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    and yet‚ I believe in angels. “For he will command his angels concerning you to guard you in all your ways‚” this is Proverbs 91:11‚ and my favorite verses from the Holy Bible. A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings is a story written by Gabriel Garcia Marquez‚ with this short story‚ he was said to have fathered the genre of “magical realism” - this refers to a literary style‚ associated with Latin America. Magical realism transforms the common and the everyday into the awesome and the unreal.

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