Carpentier’s Use of The Marvellous to Communicate His Character’s Desires.

Between economic wealth and poverty, Haiti challenged the suffering of the inhabitants; Aleho Carpentier used "wonderful" in his novel "The Kingdom of the World" (1949) to solve this miracle independently It was. This novel conveys the revolutionary process of the era of liberation in Haiti in the early 18th century. Carpentier used magical realism to reinterpret the style of these events confused the reader and made it difficult to understand his imaginary history.

Alejo Carpentier created the prologue of his novel "The Kingdom of the World" (1949) from the word "real maravilloso" (roughly "wonderful truth"). However, there are people who insist that he is truly a magical realist writer, or simply a pioneer, and a source of inspiration. Maggie Bowers argues that he is widely regarded as the founder of Latin America's magical realism (novelist or critic), and she claims that Carpentier's concept is a highly realistic reality in which miraculous elements can be made of the concept of Carpentier I explain. It seems natural and indispensable and it will appear at the same time. She aims to show how to impossible and wonderful through various history, geography, demographics, politics, myths and faith in Latin America by separating himself and his work from the magical realism of Lushi's paintings Things suggesting that things will be possible

In literature, in addition to the visually mysterious magical realism of visual artists, magical realism has evolved into an independent movement. When Cuban writer Alejo Carpentier (1904-1980) published his paper "in the fantastic reality of Spain and America" ​​in 1949, the concept of "real maraviroso" ("wonderful reality") Introduced. Its dramatic history and geography brings a fantastic atmosphere to the eyes of the world. In 1955, literary critic Andrew Flores (1900-1992) used magical realism (in contrast to magical realism) to describe Latin American writings. The author makes "ordinary everyday a wonderful and unrealistic thing".

Between economic wealth and poverty, Haiti challenged the suffering of the inhabitants; Aleho Carpentier used "wonderful" in his novel "The Kingdom of the World" (1949) to solve this miracle independently It was. This novel conveys the revolutionary process of the era of liberation in Haiti in the early 18th century. - Morocco is a Muslim coast on the Mediterranean coast and the kingdom of Arab North Africa. The country is aware of major historical events and has a major impact on the construction of modern Morocco. Since independence, Morocco has witnessed serious social and cultural mutations. In these changes, culture has been organized in the past 50 years. Indeed, from the beginning Morocco was a country with rich cultures and civilizations, and ethnic diversity.