Magical Realism and the Sublime in The Monkey

Monkey 's magical realism and noble "monkeys" are short stories by Isak Dinesen. This story was published in 1934. "Monkey" is a noble form of Gothic. In this story, I encountered many elements related to magical realism and sublimation. "Monkey" has many magical elements. At the beginning of the story there is a purple eye deer (109). In my opinion, this element is not a sublime element but a magical element. Another mysterious element is that turtles have a history of over 100 years (109).

Max 's "Great Old Man" linking Magic Realism with the magnificent gigantic wings of a gigantic figure combines magical realism with high literature and makes magical realism sublime. Genre This short story was published in 1955 in a series of stories entitled "Leaf Storm and Other Stories". Gabriel Garcia Max from Colombia has made great results in the field of magical realism. - Laura Esquivel likes magical realism in the water of chocolate and a lofty story like a dream. Listen to the events occurring in this story about family life in Spain, the feelings of people to see and taste. This family's custom is not very authentic. This story is a combination of wonderful sublimation and magical realism. Laura Esqueville wrote this novel in 1992.

Gabriel Garcia Marquez is a writer known for his magical realism use. Magic realism blends magical elements into real scenes and text scenes. In "loneliness of centennial" I think that magical realism can deliver themes and information to the target audience. Given the background of magical realism and how to use it in Latin American countries, it effectively changes the way readers view and explain the story. Gabriel Garcia Marquez created a story using magical realism, and the reader basically understands his role in the fight between imperialism and the country, looking at what he is doing I can. Social commentary