This research encompasses an artistic investigation of the concept of time in Gabriel García Márquez's "One Hundred Years of Solitude." The study analyzes the temporal labyrinth created through cyclical temporal structure, repetition motifs, and magical realism instead of linear chronology. The distinctive temporal poetics reflecting the historical consciousness of Latin American peoples is examined through narrative techniques, grammatical devices, and narrative pace.
Cyclical Time and Repetition In Gabriel García Márquez's Work: An Exploration Of Temporal Poetics In One Hundred Years Of Solitude
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Narrative pace
magical realism
cyclical time
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