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La Jirafa Y 4 Cuentos Más: The Giraffe and 4 More Stories

La Jirafa Y 4 Cuentos Más: The Giraffe and 4 More Stories

Miguélez Martínez, Armando
Somoza Urquídez, Óscar

Paperback

Series: Colibrí Books

Fairy Tales & Folklore

ISBN10: 195904009X
ISBN13: 9781959040095
Publisher: Colibri Books
Published: Feb 7 2024
Pages: 82
Weight: 0.54
Height: 0.21 Width: 8.00 Depth: 10.00
Language: Spanish
LA JIRAFA Y 4 CUENTOS MÁS (La Cebra, El Camello, Monos y Micos, Focas y Morsas). Por medio de la personificación estos animales hablan sobre las experiencias en sus lugares naturales y la transición al zoológico donde ahora viven enjaulados y su relación con los seres humanos. Algunos cuentan cómo vivían antes de ser atrapados y suponemos que fueron capturados para ser vendidos a los zoológicos en diferentes partes del mundo, y para emparejarlos con otros que ya se encontraban cautivos. La personificación de estos animales funciona bien porque podemos ver el daño físico pero también psicológico. Son testigos en primera persona al ver que sus padres, hermanos y amigos pasan por muchas dificultades para defenderse de ser capturados y trasladados a lugares desconocidos lejos de sus familias.

THE GIRAFFE AND 4 MORE STORIES (The Zebra, The Camel, Monkeys and More Monkeys, Seals and Walruses). Through the art of personification, these animals talk about their experiences in their natural habitats and their transition to a zoo where they now live as captives, and about their relationships with humans. Some describe how they lived before being captured, and the assumption is that they were captured to be sold to zoos in various parts of the world, and to pair them up with other similar animals that were already confined. Personification of these animals is effective because we can see both the physical and emotional harm. They are first person witnesses when they see their parents, brothers, sisters, and friends' hardships to defend themselves from being captured and transported to unknown places far from their families.

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