Thursday, October 25, 2007

Sayings Of Boots And Home



"Deja Vu"
THE ECLIPSE, Augusto Monterroso.
By: Guadalupe Franco
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is well known that in the ontology of pre-Hispanic man was more like a deja vu, the life of the Indian population based on the mythical, gurus and development of the intellect in practice areas of the various fields of science, the accuracy with which they obtained their results were
unimaginable even to the English culture that came to America eager for the riches that had the new continent.
The sense of irony that was born in the empires of the greatest wealth in political, social, cultural, social, etc., the satisfaction of the narrative is a dispersion in the pure Indian thought that mask of events that made predictions provided no argument means magnificencia.Razón an affront to those who are indoctrinated says, this story is a focus to the splendor of knowledge and a satire on men who face adversity, his thoughts turned to ashes so uneducated.

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