Isabel Allende
Allende, Isabel - 1942–, Chilean novelist. Living abroad since the 1973 coup that deposed her uncle, President Salvador Allende Gossens, Isabel Allende, who has lived in California for many years, is among the most notable contemporary Chilean writers. Allende's fiction is distinguished by its fusion of traditional realism with political (including feminist) concerns. Her first and Read More...
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Latin American Women's Writing: Feminist Readings in Theory and Crisis (Chap. 4 "The Wandering Text: Situating the Narratives of Isabel Allende")
by Anny Brooksbank Jones, Catherine Davies. 264 pgs.
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Unscrambling Allende's "Dos Palabras": The Self, the Immigrant/Writer, and Social Justice, in MELUS
by Luz Maria Umpierre. 9 pgs.
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Magical Places in Isabel Allende's Eva Luna and Cuentos De Eva Luna, in West Virginia University Philological Papers
by Barbara Foley Buedel. 10 pgs.
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Magical Realism: Theory, History, Community ("Past-On Stories: History and the Magically Real, Morrison and Allende on Call" begins on p. 285)
by Lois Parkinson Zamora, Wendy B. Faris. 582 pgs.
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Women Shapeshifters: Transforming the Contemporary Novel (Chap. 5 "Magic Realism: Isabel Allende")
by Thelma J. Shinn. 204 pgs.
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Latin-American Women Writers: Class, Race, and Gender ("Isabel Allende" begins on p. 99)
by Myriam Yvonne Jehenson. 206 pgs.
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Maryse Conde and Isabel Allende: Family Saga Novels, in World Literature Today
by Maria Roof. 6 pgs.
