Resumen

MALDONADO ALCOCER, Maribel. Orality and truth in “El Caguamo” by Eraclio Zepeda. Connotas. Rev. crit. teór. lit. [online]. 2020, n.21, pp.147-165.  Epub 05-Feb-2021. ISSN 2448-6019.  https://doi.org/10.36798/critlit.vi21.326.

The present article analyzes the story “El Caguamo”, by the Mexican writer Eraclio Zepeda, through an epistemological perspective where the thought and behavior of the characters are explained, considering that they have a primarily oral conscience and not an occidental one, nor writing. This study is hermeneutic in nature and corresponds to the theory of literary interpretation, through a theoretical framework that comes from anthropology and ethnofiction. In the conclusion, it is affirmed that the acting of the characters may be understood inside of the oral thinking, proof of this are their epistemological characteristics, from which they interpret the world around them.

Palabras llave : Oral Thinking; Orality; Eraclio Zepeda; El Caguamo; Benzulul.

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