Sunday, February 25, 2007

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erature That I buy for literature classes at school). I definitely started reading this book thinking That It Must Actually Be Good, That it must-have ended up on the syllabus Because of Jon's personal bias or Something.
Anyhow, first impressions aside, I'm Having a lot of trouble with this one. I find it Difficult to Understand (Especially after 'Like Water ...') and THEREFORE, Difficult to get into. I spend so much time looking up and Hoping Things That I'm not missing anything That I have not yet real and Stock Formed opinions about 'Los Siete Locos' Other Than That I Really Do not enjoy reading it. Or at least I have not Malthus far. My (very) vague impression Is That Occasionally Arlt's writing is brutal, unforgiving Often, That His Protagonist is a Weasley, (very) Unpleasant man and th

Friday, February 23, 2007

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I'm about half way through 'Cien Anos de Soledad' right now so I can not comment on the whole computer thing But time is tough to book at my house These days so I'm going to take this Opportunity to blog.
Okay, I read 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' then that is a revision. But really, anuque I like the book, not my favorite book of Marquez. It is a good book but every book of Garcia Marquez 'Love in the Time of Cholera' is my favorite. It seems to me to understand / enjoy 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' is required prior knowledge of Latin America. For example, my father is a very smart player, very 'well-read' and did not understand 'One Hundred Years. " But he loves 'The Love ..'.
Anyhow, I'm not sure why this is. My Dad's not the only avid reader Iremove Know That hasn't got 'Cien Anos'. Several I've recommended it to friends it Who Have not Understood why it's Such an adored book. Anyone have any ideas? So

in span 490 said in my blog I do not think 'Like Water for Chocolate' is a book of magical realism because it lacks realism (the narrator of "Like Water ..." addresses many of the magical events as miracles). 'Hundred Years' is pure magic realism, stone face, unblinking. Reading it is like a dream, you know that is not normal, it is not realistic but I seem realistic for the way you communicate.
Well, that's all I want to say now. Ciao
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Sunday, February 11, 2007

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I like 'stone streets. " It is a story of few options "for the children to Euphrasia, but it's also a story that celebrates 'resourcefulness'.

Sunday, February 4, 2007

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unfan. The dichotomy of Primo Juancho and Vicente Cochocho summarizes the triumphs of the world of nature on the world of civilization. Although it is a servant (and also a mixture of black and Indian blood) Vicente is idealized by Snow White. Instead, the world's first Juancho is a joke, the naradora not respect the world of the city as it respects the field. This idealization of nature is against modernization, in 'Memoirs ...' is embodied by "the new owner of Blue Water ... a rich lover of progress."
also the idealization of nature is an idealization of the world of women because daily life is dominated by Blue Stone women, sisters, mother, Evelyn etc.
So, to summarize, 'Mama Blanca's Memoirs'idealize the world of nature, the female world and the world of the past. Regrets the loss of the values of this world and criticizes the values associated with the progress.

Saturday, February 3, 2007

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I'm starting to understand what Jon was saying about how 'The Alchemist\

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 Курт Воннегут" Бойня номер пять, или Крестовый поход детей "глава 1: 


'- А знаете, что я говорю людям, когда слышу, что они пишут антивоенные книжки?

- Не знаю. Что же вы им говорите, Гаррисон Стар?

- Я им говорю: а & nbsp; why would you rather do not write antilednikovuyu book?
course, he wanted to say that war will always be, and that to stop them as easily as to stop the glaciers. I think so too. »

Ibid, Chapter 4:

« It was a movie about American bombers of World War II and the brave Letchand buried in the ground and hide them as much as possible is smarter, so they will never let anyone injury. »


Milan Kundera" The Unbearable Lightness of Being. " Part Seven, Chapter 7:


«- Teresa - said Tomasz - you did not notice that I'm happy here ?
- Your calling was surgery,потому никак не научатся жить на этом. Погляди на нашу улицу - и увидишь, что из этого получается. "