Humor, Irony and Surrealism in Luis Cardoza y Aragón’s Maelstrom: Films telescopiados (1926)

Arts and Humanities

• American literature 100%
• Surrealism 100%
• Irony 100%
• Humor 100%
• 20th Century 75%
• era 50%
• 1920s 50%
• American fiction 50%
• Authors 25%
• Discourse 25%
• Crisis 25%
• Post-modern fiction 25%
• Angels 25%
• Latin American Literature 25%
• Guatemala 25%
• Literary Criticism 25%
• Congressional Report 25%
• Continental 25%
• Post-modern 25%
• Novelists 25%
• literary critics 25%
• Critical Analysis 25%
• Assertion 25%
• Nobel Prize 25%
• Disappearance 25%
• Socialist 25%
• American novels 25%
• Asturias 25%
• palabra 25%
• Ernesto Cardenal 25%
• Aesthetics 25%
• Eroticism 25%
• Latin American Study 25%
• Marxism 25%

Keyphrases

• Humor 100%
• Central America 100%
• Surrealism 100%
• Maelstrom 100%
• Aria 80%
• 20th Century 60%
• Central American Literature 60%
• American Fiction 40%
• Angels 20%
• Novelists 20%
• Literary Critic 20%
• Guatemala 20%
• Postmodern 20%
• Literary Conventions 20%
• Socialist 20%
• Literary Criticism 20%
• Nobel Prize 20%
• Postmodern Fiction 20%
• Intellectual Discourse 20%
• Latin American Literature 20%
• Latin American Studies 20%
• Asturias 20%
• Americas Region 20%
• American Novel 20%
• Limited Quantity 20%
• Use of Humor 20%
• Identidad 20%
• Crisis of Marxism 20%
• Large-scale Problems 20%
• Spanish American Literature 20%
• Ernesto Cardenal 20%
• Subsequent Innovation 20%