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author of the second phase of the Spanish Renaissance, Fray Luis de León. This was born in Belmonte, in a Judeoconversa family, that is, they changed their Jewish religion to the Christian. He attended his first studies in Madrid and Valladolid, until he moved to Salamanca. The poetry "when leaving prison" belongs to the 16th century, and they say, was written on the walls of the cell in which Fray Luis was prisoner because of his university rivals, who denounced him before the Inquisition and where he left In 1576, when I was forty -eight years old, after four years have been in prison. It is, therefore, a work that reflects the desire for evasion and liberation, whose main theme is the...

author, an old tradition wants the one who suffers from love to exhibit his wounds before the person he loves. Appearances are the most diverse masks, the Mexican is both afraid of them, as he has love. That is why he hides, he disguises himself with what he finds until he is confused and evading. It appears to be something else and even prefers the appearance of death or not being rather than to open its intimacy and change. Not only does it appear, but it also hides, hides itself and becomes almost ghostly transparent, and in turn. Hide the existence of those around him, we must not confuse him with denying the existence of someone, or making him less, but according to the author we ningguane. The...

author speaks very deeply and investigates too much in all aspects, tries to make clear what the idea is and allows the reader to have a different perspective. From the first chapter where he addresses the theme of the Pachucos you have a clear idea that his goal is to define and understand. When mentioning Mexican the author includes from the Creole, the mestizo, the indigenous, the chilango, the northern and many more, trying to reach a study and giving that vision that the Mexican has a long extension that forms it, however to the end is proudly saying that all this make up the Mexican. In all this study, the author does not simply want to see the Mexican as Mexican, but as someone who is...

author refers to a representative social group of the country, explains how it gave rise to the name they receive and its characteristics, as well as their ideological position, an ideology that makes them ashamed of their roots. The reasons that have led them to emigrate to another country are also exposed, to which, in the end they do not feel completely attached. Subsequently, the author is responsible for exposing and describing a characteristic that can be observed within society until today, machismo. This attitude stripped the woman of any privilege, arguing that she was weak due to the "wound" with which his whole life lives, and for which he had to act and behave in a reserved and...

author's criteria, Florence Nightingale, but not with the intention of creating a manual or fixed standards. The nineteenth century was marked by many changes in all social, political and economic spheres of Europe, specifically. The French Revolution (1789) and the industrial revolutions in England, brought important social consequences. During the monarchy of Queen Victoria England it reached an era of boom and splendor, becoming a world power.(Ocampo, 2011) One of the most revolutionary processes was the freedom of printing that influenced many social aspects such as the struggle for women's rights or freedom of expression. In this way, ways of thinking or scientific discoveries that could not...

author builds the idea that the Buendía family is a somewhat peculiar family; But as we read we understand the family so particular that García Márquez created. Not only are they cursed for more than a century, but they also give pleasure through one of the most predominant taboos in the world:...

author of the renowned work dies as a result of a lymphatic cancer that the writer is suffering in his life, which causes his death on April 17 of the year to his Thursday 87 years of age. One hundred years of solitude is a novel considered by many readers as an emblematic work that represents Latin American culture.  Its author Gabriel García Márquez Maximum exponent, considered one of the best writers in modern history. In his work a dose of magical realism that integrates each part of its lines where the great work and imagination that the author required when writing this work, on the other hand, one hundred years of loneliness has the record of the book of the most Originally sold and edited...

author focused on using a cult and colloquial language. Since, the child speaks with his peasant language, while young people are directed in a more cultured and formal way. The narrator is omniscient and the text is written in prose. Among the main characters we can highlight the child and the young man who found him, and as secondary to the boy's friends, the child's father and the driver. The child describes him as nice, intelligent and wise; He is sick and his bones can be seen through his body. conclusion Of the 3 young people only talk about a specific one, and it is the one who found the child; He describes himself as a man who had a severe and sad face. The environment of history is sad and...