Chicano Literature and Identity

Antonio Pigafetta, a ______ navigator who went with Magellan on the first voyage around the world, wrote...

The perception of Latin America as being ______ and fantastic still remains.

Marquez adopts '______ realism': a form of writing that combines realism with fantasy.

The desire of a new ______ and civilizing the ‘noble savage' shaped European perception of Latin America.

The reality of Latin America is ______, just not in the way Europeans perceive it.

The perception of Latin America was shaped by the combination of images of ______ and the desire of a new Utopia.

Marquez recognizes the need for a new form of writing that will reflect the new reality of ______ America.

The encounter between the first native and a mirror in Patagonia is a representation of ______ and oppression.

The form of writing adopted by Marquez, '______ realism', reflects the cultural ______ of Latin America.

Marquez's writing is a representation of ______ identity and its struggles with European perception.