Yes. The definition of "quintessence" means the purest example or embodiment of something, quintessential being the adjective form of the word. Magic realism is "an aesthetic style or genre of fiction in which magical elements are blended into a realistic atmosphere in order to access a deeper understanding of reality," (Wikipedia, Magic realism). Therefore, the sentence implies that the novel is a perfect example of said writing style.
The Magic Mountain is an early-20th-century German novel that became extremely influential on thinking and later German literature. The novel was written either side of World War 1, the experience of which caused the author to revise the novel considerably. As a result there is a significant exploration in the novel of issues that are both contemporary (sexuality) and those with historic significance (the politics of class). These themes give the novel a lasting sense of relevancy.
I think that you meant "is there such thing as magic" or else your question didn't make sense....
It would be a prepositional phrase, if it made sense. For example, "to a magic elf" is a prepositional phrase, as is "to a magician," or "to a magic cauldron."
In the sense of Aladdin, no, it's scientifically impossible.
With magic nose pixies :Dx
Edward Hopper revived the visual accuracy of Realism in his haunting scenes. His paintings conveyed a modern sense of disenchantment and isolation.
It was a pamphlet written by Thomas Paine.
Sense and Sensibility was the first published novel by Jane Austen, famous for writing Pride and Prejudice.
magic and science is related because lots of magic needs combinations of chemicals at times. Like for example if you put a string into water and salt mixture, and then tie the string around a ring and if you burn the ring it looks like the ring is floating in a way. (Note: we assume you mean magic in the "stage magic" sense. If you mean "actual real magic", they're related in the sense that science has pretty much proven that "actual real magic" is entirely bogus.)
Lucy Steele marries Robert Ferrars at the end of the novel titled Sense and Sensibility.
Magic, as depicted in movies and TV shows is not real. In that sense magic does not exist.No one studies magic. If they claim to do so then they are charlatans, con artists and are probably after your money.Magic is our ability to understand the universe as it really is.
They sense it with their super-cool hearing!! I luuvvv wolves!! :O O_O