This book offers insight into the history of ideas behind magical realism by exploring its development in regions across the globe and providing new perspectives on primitivism, ethnography, and selfhood. It will appeal to graduate students and researchers of postcolonial fiction, transnational literary developments, and magical realism.
This book offers insight into the history of ideas behind magical realism by exploring its development in regions across the globe and providing new perspectives on primitivism, ethnography, and selfhood. It will appeal to graduate students and researchers of postcolonial fiction, transnational literary developments, and magical realism.
Introduction Christopher Warnes and Kim Anderson Sasser Part I. Origins: 1. Magic and otherness Christopher Warnes 2. Primitivism, ethnography, and magical realism Erik Camayd-Freixas 3. Magical realism and indigeneity: from appropriation to resurgence Maggie Ann Bowers 4. Insubstantial selves in magical realism in the Americas Lois Parkinson Zamora 5. Space, time and magical realism Ato Quayson Part II. Development: 6. Magical realism and the 'boom' of the Latin American novel Ignacio López-Calvo 7. Magical realism: the European trajectory Theo D'haen 8. Beautiful lies: magical realism in Australasia Maria Takolander 9. Myth, orality and the African novel Graham Riach 10. Breaking boundaries: the tale of North American magical realism Shannin Schroeder 11. East Asian magical realism Ben Holgate 12. Magic and realism in South Asia Sourit Bhattacharya 13. Fantastic cohabitations: magical realism in Arabic and Hebrew Alexandra Chreiteh (Shraytekh) Part III. Application: 14. From the inside of belief: magic and religion Kim Anderson Sasser 15. Word, image, and cinematic ekphrasis in magical realist trauma narratives Eugene Arva 16. Scheherazade in the diaspora: home and the city in Arab migrant fiction Jumana Bayeh 17. Ecomagical realism in Alexis Wright's Carpentaria and Linda Hogan's People of the Whale Laura A. Pearson 18. Proximate magic: magical realism in Haruki Murakami's 1Q84 Wendy Faris and Miho Nonaka 19. Magic and the literary market Ursula Kluwick Bibliography Index.
Introduction Christopher Warnes and Kim Anderson Sasser Part I. Origins: 1. Magic and otherness Christopher Warnes 2. Primitivism, ethnography, and magical realism Erik Camayd-Freixas 3. Magical realism and indigeneity: from appropriation to resurgence Maggie Ann Bowers 4. Insubstantial selves in magical realism in the Americas Lois Parkinson Zamora 5. Space, time and magical realism Ato Quayson Part II. Development: 6. Magical realism and the 'boom' of the Latin American novel Ignacio López-Calvo 7. Magical realism: the European trajectory Theo D'haen 8. Beautiful lies: magical realism in Australasia Maria Takolander 9. Myth, orality and the African novel Graham Riach 10. Breaking boundaries: the tale of North American magical realism Shannin Schroeder 11. East Asian magical realism Ben Holgate 12. Magic and realism in South Asia Sourit Bhattacharya 13. Fantastic cohabitations: magical realism in Arabic and Hebrew Alexandra Chreiteh (Shraytekh) Part III. Application: 14. From the inside of belief: magic and religion Kim Anderson Sasser 15. Word, image, and cinematic ekphrasis in magical realist trauma narratives Eugene Arva 16. Scheherazade in the diaspora: home and the city in Arab migrant fiction Jumana Bayeh 17. Ecomagical realism in Alexis Wright's Carpentaria and Linda Hogan's People of the Whale Laura A. Pearson 18. Proximate magic: magical realism in Haruki Murakami's 1Q84 Wendy Faris and Miho Nonaka 19. Magic and the literary market Ursula Kluwick Bibliography Index.
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