Escritores contemporáneos: EE.UU. y España

Modernismo

Generación del 98

Chicano Literature

Surrealism

It led him to write about European history.

It inspired him to focus on themes of identity and cultural pride.

It caused him to reject his Mexican-American heritage.

It had no discernible impact on his writing.

To become wealthy

To gain social status

To capture the mythical caballo brujo

To leave his hometown

Wealth and power

Freedom and untamed spirit

The protagonist's childhood

The struggles of the townspeople

Both represent a desire for social acceptance.

The protagonist seeks control, while the horse embodies untamed freedom.

The protagonist seeks freedom, while the horse represents societal expectations.

Both symbolize the importance of material wealth.

Simile

Metaphor

Description

Hyperbole

It symbolizes the protagonist's isolation.

It reflects the horse's untamed spirit.

It represents the economic struggles of the community.

It has no significant impact on the story.

It creates a sense of realism, grounding the horse in reality.

It evokes a sense of enchantment and otherworldliness, emphasizing the horse's mythical nature.

It highlights the dangers of rural life.

It diminishes the horse's importance by focusing on mundane details.

The horse is white.

The horse is called 'mito del reino animal'.

The boy is fifteen years old.

The town is small.

It diminishes the horse's importance.

It characterizes the horse's dominance and pride.

It makes the horse seem ordinary.

It emphasizes the horse's vulnerability.