Salomé Ureña de Henríquez: A Country's Inspiration.

In 1880, she got married to Francisco Henri Cage Calvalla, formerly a worshiper, and shared the interest in politics and the academic thought of Eugenio Maria de Hostos. They raised four children: Francisco, Max, Pedro and Camilla, all of which are well known in the literary world. After marriage, since she concentrated on the responsibilities as educators, mothers and wives, poetry production declined, but her poem became more sentimental and intimate. This can be seen in El El Nacimineto de mi Primogenito (I was born with my first birth), Angustias (Agonies) and Tristesas (sad), and while he is studying medicine her husband It was devoted to.

Two of your four novels - "Butterfly Age" and the recently published book "The Name of Salome" - are works of historical novels. The sisters of Mirabal and Salomé Urena under the name of Salome and the age of butterflies of her daughter Camila Henriques Urena, do you want them to talk? What is your responsibility when writing historical figures? Who knows what promotes the storyteller and the story together? Like spells our 'material' threw to us, it is magical and almost magical. We do the latter through craftsmanship, so I strongly urge my students not to rely on "very good ideas" to put themselves on their own screens and paper.

In her recent two books, Alvarez adapted Dominican history based on the country's heroine. In her 1994 novel,

In journalism, Dominican people like PedroHenríquezUreña form the legacy of humanitarian discourse. PedroHenríquezUreña is the famous poet of the Dominican Republic, the famous feminist and pioneer of education, President of the Dominican Republic, Francisco Herríquez and Carvajal's son in 1916. While I was a journalist in Washington and New York in 1915 and 1916, PedroHenríquezUreña was appointed by the teacher of the University of Minnesota until 1921 he taught. His essay "Utopopia of America" ​​has historically been the key for students in Latin America. The premise of this article is that the ideals of continuous cooperation, faith, justice and hope are rooted in the creation of this utopia, and the work of everyone is to guarantee the rich future of the United States.