Question

Can someone help me out in 300 words. On how Mariano Azuela's the author of the poem The Underdog and how is his writing style is similar to other authors in modern literature era.

Answer 1

Mariano Azuela is a Mexican author, best known for his fictional stories of the Mexican Revolution of 1910. By the modern literature era, we mean sprouting of modernism and by sudden and unexpected breaks with the traditional approach of viewing and interacting with the society.e Theme of his beginning novels is about fate. When everyone in his period was eager to portray heavenly things, beyond life sorrows, bliss, and divine intervention, Mariano was willing to reveal the life of ordinary people. His novels carried names like Los fracasados (The Failures) and Mala yerba (Weeds), which precisely signifies his urge to speak about things that society refuses to. Also what makes his writing style similar to other authors in the modern literature era is that the way his characters reveal their thoughts and situations. Dialogue is instead given the large responsibility to relay thoughts and feelings; as a result, the dialogue is many times obvious and "on-the-nose," meaning characters speak exactly what they think and feel. Which makes Mariano a writer with a modern literature style. Another aspect is that, his discussion about politics a revolution.

Nicolás Kanellos states Azuela as “one of Mexico’s greatest novelists and chroniclers of the Mexican Revolution”. All these are shreds of evidence that he shared the same view and method with modern authors.

( The underdogs written by Mariano is a Novel)