Estudio monográfico de Huasipungo desde: la recepción indigenista, análisis y comparación actual.

Abstract

Knowing Ecuadorian indigenism from the monographic study of the work Huasipungo allows us to detail the suffering, mistreatment, humiliation and contempt that our ancestors suffered, reflecting the situation of the indigenous people through the mandate of President Gabriel García Moreno, the time in which the construction was established of a highway, benefiting from forced labor, the novel reveals oppression, exploitation and the lack of rights. Therefore, it is important to carry out this research to focus on whether the abuse of power described in Jorge Icaza's novel is still present in Ecuador. The objective of this work is to analyze the work, immersing itself in its historical context and its current relevance to understand how the events and historical environment influenced the creation of the narrative and how these elements are reflected in the author's life. enriching the interpretation. Through the collection of data and bibliographic research, it was concluded that the author focuses on his lived experiences describing what the indigenous suffered, thus allowing us to understand the reality of that time.