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200 02$aA recipe for discourse$b[electronic resource] $eperspectives on Like water for chocolate /$fedited by Eric Skipper
210   $aAmsterdam ;$aNew York $cRodopi$d2010
215   $a1 online resource (215 p.)
225 1 $aDialogue ;$v11
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
311   $a90-420-3191-3 
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $tPreliminary Material -- $tWomen, Alterity and Mexican Identity in Como agua para chocolate /$rTina Escaja -- $tLike Water for Chocolate: Cinematic Patriarchy and Tradition /$rJorge J. Barrueto -- $tLike Water for Chocolate and Human Nature /$rJerry Hoeg -- $tLike Water for Chocolate and the Art of Criticism /$rJay Corwin -- $tUnder the Sign of Hyperbole: Magical Realism and Melodrama in Laura Esquivel?s Like Water for Chocolate /$rMónica Zapata -- $tComo agua para chocolate: Cinderella and the Revolution /$rCherie Meacham -- $tMyth and Marginalization in Como agua para chocolate /$rVictoria Martinez -- $tFemale Rebellion and Carnival: Like Water for Chocolate /$rAmalia Chaverri -- $tChile Conquest: Like Water for Chocolate?s ?Revolutionary? Impact on Perceptions of Mexican Food in the United States /$rEllyn Lem -- $tNational Myths and Archetypal Imagery in Laura Esquivel?s Like Water for Chocolate /$rMaría Teresa Martínez-Ortiz -- $tThe Mexican Revolution as Active Participant in Esquivel?s Like Water for Chocolate /$rEric Skipper -- $tAbstracts of Arguments /$rEric Skipper -- $tAbout the Authors /$rEric Skipper -- $tIndex /$rEric Skipper.
330   $aSlender and yet panoramic in scope, historical and yet relevant to current-day concerns, Laura Esquivel?s Like Water for Chocolate has provoked from the outset a divergent range of critical opinions. The essays in A Recipe for Discourse: Perspectives on Like Water for Chocolate represent the novel?s problematic nature in their many diverse approaches, perspectives that are certain to awaken in the reader new ways of approaching the text while challenging old ones. This volume?s ?dialogue? format, in which essays are grouped thematically, is particularly effective in presenting such a diverse range of viewpoints. The reader will find herein lively discussion on LWFC as it relates to such themes as gastronomy, superstition, mythology, folklore, the Mexican Revolution, magical realism, female identity, alteration, and matriarchy/ patriarchy. It is the editor?s hope that a diverse readership, from undergraduate students to seasoned scholars, will find this volume engaging and enlightening.
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