MAGICAL REALISM IN THE COMPARATIVE CONTEXT

  • Kim Sang Hun University of Hankuk, Republic of Korea
  • Kornelije Kvas University of Belgrade, Serbia
Keywords: magical realism / reception / non-linear narrative / baroque / comparative analysis / García Márquez / Milorad Pavić

Abstract

This paper considers to what extent contemporary discourses about magical realism might contribute to a comparative understanding of the works of Milorad Pavić, especially his novel Dictionary of the Khazars. Comparative analysis of elements of magical realism in Pavić’s exemplary novel reveals characteristics of both European and Latin American forms of magical realism. Therefore, the paper places Pavić’s novel into the context of magical realism.

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Published
2019-10-27
How to Cite
Sang Hun, K., & Kvas, K. (2019). MAGICAL REALISM IN THE COMPARATIVE CONTEXT. Philological Studies, 9(1), 179-186. Retrieved from http://194.149.137.236/index.php/philologicalstudies/article/view/573
Section
The 'word' in Historical-Cultural Contexts