Classism and Political Upheaval in Isabel Allende's The House of the Spirits

Written by Isabel Allende, House of the Spirits is an exceptional novel that combines history, politics and current affairs to create unique literary works. In the whole novel, there is inequality between aristocrats and farmers, which clearly leads to struggle between classes. The problem of class struggle causes conflict by causing divisions between conservatives and socialists. The Conservative leader is Esteban Trouba, a violent and materialistic figure.

Isabel Allende has long been considered as one of Chile's most influential voices. This is her first novel, telling the four generations of the Troub family who portrayed the social and political turmoil of Chile. Agende's magical realism is intertwined with political reality, which is a combination of individuals and universality. This novel brings international praise to Isabel Allende and it is easy to understand why she is still a strong voice in South American literature.

Elizabeth Allende fled from Chile when the Pinochet administration took office in 1973, appointed his father's cousin, Salvador Allende, as president, and began censoring fascist art for 20 years. In "House of Souls", Agendé wrote several generations of Chileans who lived in colonial post-autocratic regime after exile in Venezuela. Through the imaginary Trueba family, Allende talks about typical Latin American magical realism and resistance. Many people believe that wild thorns are the first book on the Israel - Palestinian conflict, written from the perspective of Palestine. Wild Thorns, located in the West Bank occupied in 1972, is trying to release and release its own country for families according to radical Osama and pragmatic Adil's story.

Isabelle Allende 's House of the Spirits was held in politically unstable countries in Latin America, political turmoil in Chile and social unrest. Esteban Trueba belongs to a small number of social and economic elites, ie farmers and workers, which dominates the fate of most people. He was the result of an alliance between the wealthy mother Dona Ester Trueba and the father of "Non-Improve Immigrants" who wasted wealth and revived the lives of their children. Like Grenouille, Esteban has no warmth and gently touches her mother. Esteban Trueba is a role shaped by the environment, father-led father and bedridden mother.