Genre and Metarealism in Allende's Paula
CR Perricone - Hispania, 1998 - JSTOR
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Hispania, 1998•JSTORIsabel Allende's Paula is proposed as a metarealistic work in which multigeneric discourse
and form are paradigmatic of the substance of the text. Founded on the real, yet more than a
memoir, it approaches the novelesque in the Bakhtinian sense of the word, owing to
Allende's special adaptation of the diverse and stratified languages to her semantic and
expressive intention.
and form are paradigmatic of the substance of the text. Founded on the real, yet more than a
memoir, it approaches the novelesque in the Bakhtinian sense of the word, owing to
Allende's special adaptation of the diverse and stratified languages to her semantic and
expressive intention.
Isabel Allende's Paula is proposed as a metarealistic work in which multigeneric discourse and form are paradigmatic of the substance of the text. Founded on the real, yet more than a memoir, it approaches the novelesque in the Bakhtinian sense of the word, owing to Allende's special adaptation of the diverse and stratified languages to her semantic and expressive intention.
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