After more than half a century with the characters of One Hundred Years of Solitude living freely in the minds of its readers, the new Netflix series based on this book is about to give them a body and a face. Before the power of audiovisual media changes the experience of reading it, Nadia Celis, writer and professor of Caribbean literature, invites you to a collective reading experience that will renew your vision of García Márquez's world and bring this novel into the 21st century.
One Hundred Years of Solitude Together
Claim This Podcastby Nadia Celis, Lisa Bartfai, Bowdoin College and Crisol de Culturas
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After more than half a century with the characters of One Hundred Years of Solitude living freely in the minds of its readers, the new Netflix series based on this book is about to give them a body and a face. Before the power of audiovisual media changes the experience of reading it, Nadia Celis, writer and professor of Caribbean literature, invites you to a collective reading experience that will renew your vision of García Márquez's world and bring this novel into the 21st century.
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December 7, 2024
Episode 8: A Machine of Unavoidable Repetitions
Nadia Celis and her guests, including Jaime Abello and Álvaro Santana Acuña, dissect the end of the Buendía lineage in One Hundred Years of Solitude, revealing the power of literature in the face of inevitable repetition.
November 27, 2024
Episode 7: The Solitude of Ursula
Nadia Celis and María Margarita Mockler explore the lives of the real women who inspired the Buendía women in Gabriel García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude, revealing the enduring legacy of these invisible heroines.
November 18, 2024
Episode 6: The Banana Republic
<p>The events that would deliver the fatal blow to Macondo take center stage in Chapter Fifteen of <em>One Hundred Years of Solitude</em>. That’s when the Colombian state teams up with the United Fruit Company to brutally suppress the workers’ strike through a massacre—and then strategically erase it from memory. In this episode, Nadia Celis is joined by Paula Cuéllar, and Elvira Sánchez-Blake to unpack the long-lasting impact of state violence and the evasion of truth in addressing recent armed conflicts in Colombia and Latin America. Through the eyes of mothers who, like Úrsula, are weary of bringing children into the world only for them to go off to war, and who have dedicated their lives to demanding justice, this conversation sheds light on how history keeps repeating itself, fueled by the “plague of forgetfulness.</p>
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