dekedangle_rpfanon | #23 — Brown Goes Down

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It's osmosis mostly. Plus we have had discussions on here before where people were very confused when it was explained to them what was and was not magical realism.

Everyone should have just listened to their 12th grade English teacher and this could have been avoided.

I know what magical realism is and why meme is frustrated with the misuse of the phrase, but we never discussed it in any of my English classes high school or college. Just a data point.

Yeah, i didn't get it in a high school, including ap and honors, or gen ed English classes either. I also share a certain amount of fustration because I'd enjoy more varied magic stories and there isn't usually much close to the real definition of magic realism. But I think the anons here have a way skewed view of how widely magical realism is discussed/taught/appeticiated. Maybe that's just where I'm from (greater Boston area), but still...

I didn't ever get it taught to me in a coherent way, just bits and pieces. Most of what I know about it I picked up in Spanish class, I think.

AYRT I'm from the south, so there are at least two areas where it is not taught.

Yep, it's just not focused on. Hell, we barely covered satire. All my knowledge of it had to be self-study after I started reading some books.

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