¿Cómo hablan los animales?

Juan's father, a fisherman, is caught in a storm and returns very ill. Guided by his friend, the Moon, Juan takes a magical trip to the bottom of the sea and recaptures his father's health from an ornery octopus.

El autor nos brinda otra adaptación de un cuento popular, en la misma clave que las otras: rescatando del secreto de la tertulia campesina aquellas historias diverti­das y heterodoxas, con las que la gente común se reía de los cuentos almibarados, a través de personajes del pueblo que se burlaban y triun­faban en los ambientes cortesanos, tras romper todas las convenciones de los llamados «cuen­tos de hadas». Un verdadero regalo para la co­rrecta inteligencia de la sabiduría popular enriquecido con las graciosas ilustraciones de Susana Rosique

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This book offers the first critical analysis of the study of narrative literature written by women from the Dominican Republic during the past fifteen years. Beginning by tracing the history of Dominican women writers from the nineteenth century to the present, the study then moves on to an analysis of the construction of space and identity in the works of these authors. Opening the door to researching this new generation of Dominican women novelists, this work makes significant contributions to the fields of Caribbean and women's studies. It is also available in Spanish.