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,Magical Realism’s Constructive Capacity,narrative genealogy have continued to be sketched in both lower and higher than the branch bearing the immense impact of .. Perhaps the most often cited figure from magical realism’s pre-Latin American and pre-literary phase is Franz Roh, who deployed the term in 1925 to describe the German painting

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,“How Are We to Live in the World?”: Cosmopolitan Cartographies,zed toward a range of functionalities, the specific concern of this book being magical realism’s ability to construct narrative arguments about how senses of being and belonging in the world are (not) and ought (not) to be developed among individuals and groups. If that chapter defended . magical re

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,Vernacular (Hu)manism in Ben Okri’s ,,character Azaro might call a “homecoming” (. 28). Pietro Deandrea suggests, further, that the “Nigerian urban ghetto” in which . is set is based on Lagos, the city where Okri spent his youth (48). However, the narrative tunnels backward in time not only toward Okri’s own beginnings (he was born in 1

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,Universal Cosmopolitanism in Salman Rushdie’s ,,urn to the right, as alarmed and disappointed critics have noticed. Due to a number of non-fiction pieces written for ., ., and ., wherein Rushdie expressed unequivocal support of the United States’s war on terror(ism), as well as Rushdie’s acceptance of a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II (2007),

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