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gptkb:Octavio_Paz
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gptkb:The_Pachuco_and_Other_Extremes
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The Labyrinth of Solitude (essay)
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gptkb:Mexico
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cultural history
Mexican history
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psychological aspects of solitude
cultural alienation
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themes of solitude
themes of identity
themes of culture
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gptkb:essayist
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The Labyrinth of Solitude
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gptkbp:impact
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gptkb:Spanish_literature
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gptkbp:influenced
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Latin American literature
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gptkb:Surrealism
Existentialism
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gptkb:existentialism
surrealism
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digital format
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paperback format
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online platforms
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academic papers
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theses
literary critiques
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a classic of Mexican literature
a seminal text
a philosophical work
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psychological studies
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Paz's exploration of Mexican culture
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a significant work in existential thought
a significant work in cultural criticism
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a significant work in post-colonial studies
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gptkb:Nobel_Prize_committee
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gptkb:artworks
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curricula
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gptkb:Spanish
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Mexican identity
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“ The Mexican is a man who has lost his way.”
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gptkb:Octavio_Paz
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gptkbp:published_in
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1950
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gptkbp:published_year
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1950
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gptkb:identity
Mexican culture
solitude
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English
multiple translators
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gptkb:Octavio_Paz
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