Project MUSE - Canadian Review of Comparative Literature / Revue Canadienne de Littérature Comparée-Volume 49, Issue 1-2, Mars-Juin 2022

Post-Magical Realist Worlds: Introduction

Agata Mergler, Justyna Poray-Wybranowska

pp. 7-13

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Fantastic Historicity

Cody Lang

pp. 14-32

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Magic Realism as Metaphysics: Murakami Haruki and the Resistance of Reality Itself

Gabriel Chin

pp. 33-52

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Jorge Luis Borges in Turkish: Magical Realism in a Politically-and-Poetically Motivated Literary Field

Ceyda Elgül

pp. 53-68

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Se Habla Español as “McOndo 2.0”: Post-Magical Realist Anthologies in Latin America

Thomas Nulley-Valdés

pp. 69-94

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Reframing (Post-)Magical Realist Celluloid: Magicorealism in Robert Rodriguez’s Spy Kids Trilogy

Noelia Gregorio

pp. 95-110

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Shahrazad’s Enormous Wings: A Parable of Reception

Ryan Milov-Córdoba

pp. 111-135

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Women, Violence, and Magical Realism in the Fiction of Mohammed Hanif

Pooja Sancheti

pp. 136-154

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Living Presence in Postcolonial Congo: A Comparison between the Narrative Evocations of Ancestral Spirits in Jacques Bergeyck’s Het stigma and Sony Labou Tansi’s La vie et demie

Lieselot De Taeye

pp. 155-169

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Rethinking Missionary Colonization in Tsitsi Dangarembga’s Nervous Conditions

Chinelo Ezenwa

pp. 170-187

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Founding Violence in the Future: A Mnemonic Reading of Ridley Scott’s Alien

Travis Hay

pp. 188-207

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Simulacra and SimulAsian: The Culture of Hollywood’s Yellow Peril

Angie Wong

pp. 208-221

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Response to “Magic Realism as Metaphysics: Murakami Haruki and the Resistance of Reality Itself” by Gabriel Chin

Salman Akhtar

pp. 222-223

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Response to “Jorge Luis Borges in Turkish: Magical Realism in a Politically-and-Poetically Motivated Literary Field” by Ceyda Elgül

Kurosh Amoui

pp. 223-224

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Response to “Se Habla Español as ‘McOndo 2.0’: Post-Magical Realist Anthologies in Latin America” by Thomas Nulley-Valdés

Ceyda Elgül

pp. 224-226

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Response to “Shahrazad’s Enormous Wings: A Parable of Reception” by Ryan Milov-Córdoba

Lieselot De Taeye

pp. 226-227

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Response to “Women, Violence, and Magical Realism in the Fiction of Mohammed Hanif” by Pooja Sancheti

Sanjukta Banerjee

pp. 227-229

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Response to “Living Presence in Postcolonial Congo: A Comparison between the Narrative Evocations of Ancestral Spirits in Jacques Bergeyck’s Het stigma and Sony Labou Tansi’s La vie et demie” by Lieselot De Taeye

Pooja Sancheti

pp. 229-230

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“Are the Wizards Still at Work?”: Response to “Rethinking Missionary Colonization in Tsitsi Dangarembga’s Nervous Conditions” by Chinelo Ezenwa

Jill Planche

pp. 230-232

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Response to “Simulacra and SimulAsian: The Culture of Hollywood’s Yellow Peril” by Angie Wong

Chinelo Ezenwa

pp. 232-234

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Print ISSN	0319-051X
Launched on MUSE	2023-02-16
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