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introduction
"Jungle Tales" writer, Uruguayan poet and novelist, describes the characters in the jungle with amazing realism. The tales of the jungle book is intended primarily for children or thechildren, and speaking of animals that make teaching prowess and leave themselves are like fables.
conclusion
In conclusion the book "Jungle Tales" by Uruguayan Horacio Quiroga is directedespecially towards children but also their teaching can be appealing to all. The style and imagination of Quiroga make the book into a set of literary works.
Test
The book originally jungle tales forchildren presents a series of stories that speak of her jungle animals like snakes, turtle flamingo among others. Horacio Quiroga Something does see is that in the jungle there are animals that are betterthan men as the turtle hunter picked up a sick, fed him, gave him water and took him over to the city for a doctor to attend him, or also men who love animals, like the man who befriended a blind endand was glad when she brought heron feathers, or the bee too lazy to become the most hardworking of all or flamingos wearing red stockings. 117
This admirable author of imagination and with greatfantasy is what gives life to the spectacular jungle. Quiroga intended to convey that animals and men united in the same life experience where nature imposes its own laws, men and animals offered theexample of a dimension of friendship and relationships between people. 170
Horacio Quiroga made ​​the jungle border between Argentina and Paraguay, where he lived, the stage and the reference point ofhis stories and novels. Quiroga wrote "Jungle Tales" for their children, but there is more that goal, the writings gathered here reach a wide projection for readers. This book draws on its stage wherethe stories are developed by different climate in the world and has significance for its content and message conveyed Quiroga. 243
This book has eight stories containing most of them speak of...