Análisis narratológico de la novela porqué se fueron las garzas de Gustavo Alfredo Jácome

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Abstract: Narratological analysis of the novel Porqué se fuen las garzas by Gustavo Alfredo Jácome, is an analytical essay whose purpose is to examine the highly connotative narrative aspects from a literary and social perspective, highlighting the author's exemplary ability to qualify various linguistic and cultural elements. in his work, contributing with a unique novel within Ecuadorian literature. This work studies the symbolism of Gustavo Jácome in close-up from the leading role of the Indian Andrés Tupatauchi in the conjugation of different narrators including internal dialogues; then he analyzes the harmonious combination of languages between Spanish, Kichwa, English and popular jargons with the wealth of literary resources; then it examines the life of the main character who is presented as an Indian who has overcome barriers, however, he questions his actions and feelings for struggling in a process of acculturation in search of his origin, identity and acceptance, finally they are addressed the magical and moral aspects associated with the mythology and the cultural reality of the characters.