Civilisation and Authenticity: The Search for Cultural Uniqueness in the Narrative Fiction of Alejo Carpentier and Julio Cortázar
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| topic_facet | Cortázar, Julio 1914-1984 Rayuela Carpentier, Alejo 1904-1980 Los pasos perdidos Lateinamerikabild Literatur Nationalbewusstsein Motiv Lateinamerika |
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