Carpentier’s Caribbean cycle

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Carpentier’s Caribbean cycle is a group of interrelated works by Cuban writer Alejo Carpentier that explore the history, culture, and mythic dimensions of the Caribbean through his signature blend of baroque style and magical realism.

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Carpentier’s Caribbean cycle canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf group of interrelated works
literary cycle
createdBy Alejo Carpentier
explores French Revolution in the Caribbean context
Haitian Revolution
baroque aesthetics in the Americas
cultural hybridity in the Caribbean
encounter between Europe and the New World
political power and dictatorship in Latin America
hasAuthor Alejo Carpentier
hasCountryFocus Cuba
hasCriticalReception considered foundational for the concept of lo real maravilloso
widely studied in Latin American literary criticism
hasGenre historical fiction
magical realism
hasInfluenceOn Caribbean literature
Latin American Boom writers
linked to: Carlos Fuentes
hasLanguage Spanish
hasPeriod 20th century literature
hasRegion Caribbean
hasStyle baroque prose
hasTheme Afro-Caribbean culture
Caribbean history
colonialism
identity in the Caribbean
marvelous real
myth and mythmaking
revolution
slavery
syncretic religions
time and history
hasWork Baroque Concerto
Concierto barroco
El arpa y la sombra
El recurso del método
El reino de este mundo
El siglo de las luces
Explosion in a Cathedral
Los pasos perdidos
Reasons of State
The Harp and the Shadow
linked to: El arpa y la sombra

The Kingdom of This World
The Lost Steps
usesTechnique lo real maravilloso

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The Kingdom of This World partOf Carpentier’s Caribbean cycle