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La Muchacha Maíz Y Otros Cuentos / The Corn Girl and Other Stories - Paperback

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by José Luis Trueba Lara (Author)

Recopilación y adaptación de historias fantásticas de los pueblos originarios de lo que hoy se conoce como México, todas ellas inspiradas en árboles y plantas representativas de la región o en el folklore del que surgieron estas historias, así como en las labores agrícolas que vinieron después. Naturalmente, la verdura que más figura en la obra es la que da identidad al país. Recopilación de cuentos de la tradición prehispánica que brinda un acercamiento a la vida campesina y al cultivo del maíz como actividades simbólicas fundamentales. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Compilation and adaptation of fantastic stories from the native peoples of what is now known as Mexico, all of which were inspired by trees and plants representative of the region or the folklore from which these stories emerged, as well as the agricultural work that came later. Naturally, the vegetable that figures most in the work is the one that gives identity to the country. Compilation of stories from pre-Hispanic tradition that provides an approach to peasant life and the cultivation of corn as fundamental symbolic activities.

Number of Pages: 152
Dimensions: 0.55 x 7.32 x 5.12 IN
Illustrated: Yes
Publication Date: February 25, 2025
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