In Evil Hour

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In Evil Hour is a political novel by Gabriel García Márquez that portrays the tensions and moral decay of a small Colombian town on the brink of violence.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf novel
political novel
author Gabriel García Márquez
countryOfOrigin Colombia
depicts everyday life under looming violence
impact of rumors on a community
relationship between civilians and authorities
genre magic realism-related
political fiction
social novel
hasAuthorNationality Colombian
hasCentralConflict escalation of violence triggered by anonymous lampoons
hasCulturalContext Colombian political history
Latin American rural society
hasFictionalUniverse rural Colombia
hasIntendedAudience adult readers
hasLiteraryStyle elements of satire
realist narrative
symbolic representation of political conflict
hasMoralFocus consequences of complicity
erosion of ethical norms under pressure
hasProtagonistCharacteristic moral ambiguity of town authorities
hasSubject authoritarianism
collective guilt
local politics
social hypocrisy
state of emergency
hasWorkType long-form fiction
languageCode es
literaryMovement Latin American Boom
literaryPeriod 20th-century literature
mainTheme abuse of power
corruption
fear and paranoia
gossip and rumor
moral decay
political violence
social tensions
narrativeForm prose
originalLanguage Spanish
partOfAuthorWork Gabriel García Márquez bibliography
portrays approach of violence
political repression
social fragmentation
tensions in a small town
setting small Colombian town

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Gabriel García Márquez
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