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>Magic realism

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>he didn't

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>South American literature

>> No.22688793

>>22688731
Bro never read Rushdie

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>>22688791
>>22688731
>spanish being funny
You first need wits to be witty

>> No.22689941

>>22689927
Don Quixote is funny

>> No.22689943

>>22688791
This is a barely acceptable take if you're a European il/lit/erate.

God help you if you're USian

>> No.22689972

>>22689941
south america wasn't invented yet

>> No.22690020

>>22689972
It more or less was

>> No.22690023

>>22689972
'tis in spanish thoughever

>> No.22690103

>>22688731
>>Magic realism

Explain the existence of the force of gravity without referencing any form of magic. You won't.

>> No.22690126

>>22690103
Uh...umm...The earth contains molten metals and shit and uhh that thing it's like liquid so it moves and there's magnetic fields and shit and and fuck it. I don't have answers but Newton solved it. Newton proved it you can check his shit. I don't know.

>> No.22690289

>>22690126

Bruh...

Isaac Newton described the effects of gravity using mathematics. His explanation for its existence was, "Its magic, I don't have to explain shit lol"

>> No.22690574

>>22690289
What level spell caster do I need to be to conjure lightning bolt?

>> No.22690607

>>22690574

Iirc lightning bolt becomes available at level 12 but is ineffective without synergies

>> No.22690686

>>22690103
Hmm, according to some feebly assembled formalism the space-time continuum can be described roughly by four dimensions and the presence of energy into this grid will bend it locally, this curvature is phenomenologically what we historically named gravity, attraction or something like this. Gladly, we've invented sorts like "wingardium leviosa", which allows us to easily counter gravity.

>> No.22690873

>>22688791
Leskov used magical realism.

>> No.22691573

Levity is an irresistible temptation

>> No.22691585

>>22688791
I hope this poster isn't a burger, because Borges mogs any american writer, it's not even fair.

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>>22690686
I don't believe you

>> No.22692575

>>22688791
>he has never heard of Bontempelli, Landolfi, Savinio, Ortese, Calvino

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>>22691585
I’m sorry, what was that?