by FE Aguero · 1985 — Among the modern indigenist writers of South America, Jose. Marfa Arguedas has most successfully portrayed the range of values reflected in Andean culture.

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In Agua (1935; “Water”), a collection of three stories, Arguedas depicts the violent injustices and disorder of the white world.

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by G Montenegro · Cited by 3 — Finally, I turn to José María Arguedas's short story “Agua” (1935), analyzing it through an ecofeminist lens to identify the racial capitalist logics.

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Arguedas writes a beautiful lyrical story about his life. That he is a poet is plain to see. His love for the native culture is also plain to see.

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The short story book "Water" by José María Arguedas tells the story of a boy named Ernesto who witnesses the violent distribution of water between two ...

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This three-part module provides lesson plans related to water pollution and water governance. Part I of this module examines water, pollution, and toxicity.

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by I López-Calvo · Cited by 6 — From this perspective, we will now analyze the potential agency of water as seen by Indigenous worldviews in two Latin American novels. ... Arguedas, José María.23 pages

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Deep Rivers (Spanish: Los ríos profundos) is the third novel by Peruvian writer José María Arguedas. It was originally published by Editorial Losada in ...

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Jose Maria Arguedas is one of the few Latin American authors who have loved and described their rural natural surroundings,.266 pages

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The document summarizes the novel Agua by José María Arguedas, in which a boy named Ernesto recalls his childhood living among the Andean community after ...

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