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RMST 202 Literatures and Cultures of the Romance World II: Modern to Post-Modern
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Identity Confluence – (Deep Rivers) Jose Maria Arguedas

José María Arguedas’ novel “Deep Rivers” explores Peruvian identity through indigenous culture, colonial heritage, and nature. Through the eyes of the protagonist, Ernesto, the author tells a story about the search for belonging. We follow a story that is both turbulent and calm, like the rivers that flow through the pages of the book. Between Two Worlds […]

Posted in Arguedas, Blogs | Tagged with Abancay, COA, coming of age, Deep Rivers, Ernesto, history, identity, Indigenous, Peru, Travel, Zumbayllu

GIVE ME AN APEROL SPRITZ AND SEND ME TO AN ITALIAN SEASIDE RESORT TO HAVE A VACATION ROMANCE PLEASEE (hopefully I don’t have any developing and highly impressionable children with me :P)

Hey everyone, I hope you are all doing well this week! I have just finished reading “Agostino” by Alberto Moravia, and it was different. Compared to some of the other lengthier novels we’ve read it was for sure easier to follow and had a pretty simple storyline. Regardless, there was an in-depth story with a […]

Posted in Blogs, Moravia | Tagged with book review, book-reviews, books, desire, family, fidelity, history, Italy, life, narrative, perspective, sexuality, story, Travel, youth

RMST 202 Introduction

  Hi everyone! My name is Mackenzie Dewar-Pratt. I’m in my second year at UBC and intend to major in Political Science and minor in Law and Society. I primarily grew up in Vancouver but also lived in Dubai for a couple years. During my time in Dubai, I thankfully had a lot of opportunity […]

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