Everything you need to understand or teach The Green House by Mario Vargas Llosa.
The absence of chronology and causality endows anecdotal material with a universal quality. Hence, well-known Spanish American fictional topics are converted into themes of broader scope: the exploitation of the Indian emphasizes the inhumanity of man to man while the machismo element pervading the novel broaches the general theme of violence as a synonym for manhood.
The novel's determinism — the assumption that environment, circumstances, and situation are the decisive factors in a...
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