Esta edición crítica de la obra clásica de Mariano Azuela incluye un estudio preliminar de Carlos Fuentes y una introducción del coordinador Jorge Ruffinelli, quien también realiza la bibliografía. La historia del texto es analizada por Ruffinelli y Stanley L. Robe; Luis Leal, Seymour Menton y Mónica Mansour escriben sobre las lecturas de la obra.
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This review is from: Los de abajo: novela de la revolución mexicana (Paperback)
I do not agree with you teh review given by Vince Cabrera. First of all, although the Laberynth of Solitude is indeed a great book. I consider that Octavio Paz enhanced Los de Abajo. Tell me if I am wrong, but many folkloric characteristics of mexicans are brightly depicted in Los de Abajo. For instance, you may see that macho man behavior in every protagonist of the story; the fact that for many people the mexican revolution was a disoriented fight, and even the bad words that are used... I think this is a very good book. However, I do not recommend it to everyone because understanding it, fully, requires a little bit of mexican cultural immersion to know more deeply what they are talking about. Oh yeah, and interest fact is that one of the protagonist of the story has a MANY similarities compared to Mariano Azuela, many people that this book was something lik eis autobiography. (although he does not explicitely says so)
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This is a classic that I studied in college. My Prof. felt that this is a book everyone should read. Recently, I've become friends with the grandson of Pancho Villa through Facebook. And he's a young man!!
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