Nature and Civilization in Vega´s The Story of Pedro Serrano and Saer´s The Witness

In the era of sea exploration and discovery in the Americas, people made assumptions about this land. It is not just a paradise but a land flooded by the same kind of indigenous people. These assumptions have led to the desire to explore the land to conquer barbarians who pose a threat to humanity and civilization itself. As a result of such large colonization and inhumanization of local people, the way to literary works was opened and criticism against the era was born from the post colonial perspective.

Text Description: The story "Autism" introduces students a world that may protect natural resources for future generations. Paragraphs 1 to 13 of Roosevelt's speech will protect the need for civilization, urbanization, and the vision for our natural resources. Text Focus: These literary works show the vulnerability of nature in the civilized world and imagine Roosevelt's efforts to stop it from happening. Students will explore how authors develop core ideas with different texts. (RL.8.2, RI.8.2) Note: Due to inconsistency with the standards, questions on the text of "European pharmaceuticals" are not recommended.

About the Greek poet Odysseas Elytis who died in 1996, Mexican poet Pedro Serrano and Spanish will discuss with Professor Rei Berroa of George Mason University Department of Contemporary Classical Linguistics. Discussions were held at the Congress library. When the Spring Semester 2012 comes, the Humanities and Social Sciences Division has a practical course covering current problems such as war reforms in the Middle East and Iraq and a rich history for students to correctly understand intellectuals and society's pioneers We will provide information.