Comparison between Stephen King and Eduardo Galeano
Introduction
This report aims to compare the stories written by Eduardo Galeano, regarding his experiences and his idea of why he writes and comparing them with Stephen King phrases related to the subject. The report is addressed to people with the unknown raised, thus orient them around this doubt and also clarify their thoughts and call the reflection of a common theme among writers.
Developing
The idea of why it is written of a common doubt between writers, so much so that some fail to find a way of specifically explaining why, Galeano, Uruguayan writer and journalist, this same unknown is raised in the text in the text. It all begins with one of his stories where he raises a challenge around his emotional burden for what he lived in Bolivia, in a town called Llallagua where for the first time he had to demand himself as a writer thanks to the question of his mining friends, ” Now Dinos DinosAs is the water “ (Galeano 2012), the writer explains that he was stunned, since the background demand was that they would never know the sea for their little life expectancy when working in the mine. Galeano took this as something difficult to do: ‘’ So I had the responsibility of bringing them the sea, of finding words that were able to wet them.’’ (Galeano 2012), Galeano mentioned in the text who understood the complexity of “the description begins in the writer’s imagination, but must end in the reader’s.”(Stephen S.F.) That King specifies in one of his phrases and in his comparison we can find another phrase certainty of Stephen to refer to a similar situation: “The most important things are always the most difficult to count.”(Stephen S.F.) Due to the context in which Galeano was that phrase has a huge similarity.
On the other hand, in one of King’s phrases ‘’ people who do not dream, who do not have any imaginative life, must go crazy. I can’t imagine that.’’ (Stephen S.F.) Here we can find a characteristic aspect of Galeano that, as he says, always dreamed of being a soccer player and for him, in his dreams and imagination, it was. But a problem also afflicted him and it was that that was not his thing, however, he engaged in the world of writing, practicing day by day and finally found what was going to dedicate himself, even if he did not feel it asSomething clear about him but rather an attempt, Stephen said “ When you find something you really are talented, do that until your fingers bleed or your eyes are expelled from your head.”(Stephen S.F.) And so, although King’s aforementioned phrase sounds exaggerated, with constancy Galean.
Finally, in the last paragraph of the Galeano text after commenting on some reasons why he wrote or if this really served, he gives us a small fragment with his conclusion, implying continues to believe in his ideas about the human, in his depth or ”Colors ” As mentioned and the discovery of new people, from times and transcend. It is about enriching the lives of those who will read your work and enrich your own life too. It’s about getting up and recovering. Be happy.’’ (Stephen S.F.), Galeano never mentioned the money, fame or things like that, simply in his fall in his dream he got up and found a different path through which he could study and draw his way as a writer and to end up taking the words at the bottom of the bottom of thetext regarding death and as they decided to collect the “ scribbles ” of Galean, it is because through it you can understand the past and prepare for your death.”(Stephen S.F.), Galeano subsequently died of writing texts related to this and that is why the comparison of it to end.
conclusion
To conclude, I specify the point of view of the authors and in large part mine with respect to reason behind writers, non -material reasons and that only the experience of literature can give you, reflect the true reasons is in an emotional endand sentimental, work and perseverance to promote themselves and as well as these authors, transcend with their expressions.
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