Literature
To become "acculturated" in the traditional sense has
generally meant to educate one's self in the literature, art
and music of the western tradition. Scholars who have held
on to this notion have continually overlooked our
contributions in literature, music, art, etc. This has
resulted in an almost uniform disregard of our cultural
traditions, our creativity and our unique perspective of the
world.
The purpose of this page is to display the creative work
produced by our people, and/or about our culture.
Some
great works of literature:
1.
Amor en Tiempos
de Cólera
(Love in
the Time of Cholera)
Gabriel Garcia Marquez
2.
Cien Años de
Soledad
(One
Hundred years of Solitude)
Gabriel Garcia Marquez
3.
Como Agua Para
Chocolate
(Like
Water for Chocolate)
Laura Esquivel
4.
Don Quijote de
La Mancha
(Don Quixote)
Miguel de Cervantes
5.
Gringo Viejo
(Old
Gringo)
Carlos Fuentes
6.
La Casa de los
Espiritus
(The
House of Spirits)
Isabel Allende
7.
La Fiesta del
Chivo
(The
Feast of the Goat)
Mario Vargas Llosa
8.
La Muerte de
Artemio Cruz
(The
Death of Artemio Cruz)
Carlos Fuentes
9.
Lluvia de Oro
(Rain of
Gold)
Victor Villaseñor
10.
Los de Abajo
(The
Underdogs)
Mariano Azuela
11.
Santitos
(Esperanza's Box of Saints)
Maria Amparo Escandón
12.
Sor Juana’s
Second Dream
Alicia Gaspar de Alba
13.
El Camino a
Tamanzunchale
(The Road
to Tamanzunchale)
Ron Arias
14.
La Autopsia del
Sur y Otros Cuentos
Julio Cortazár
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