What's a common element in Saramago's stories?
Time travel
Magic realism
Subversive perspectives
Detective plots
Answer
Subversive perspectives are a common element in Saramago's stories. His characters often challenge traditional values and beliefs, and he uses humor and irony to expose the contradictions and hypocrisies of society.
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