Sublime and Fantastic Elements in The Day We Were Dogs

We are a noble and magical element of a dog's day, "We are a Dog Day" is a short story written by a writer born in Puebla, Mexico in 1993, Elenaguaro's theme is a concept of time and memory We will develop mainly. I do not think this story is a real example of magical realism; but I saw sublimation and dreams used in this story. I think this story is truly a misunderstanding of magical realism. First of all, I was touched by the way the submitter spoke about that day in the next two days.

"We are a dog's day" (1993) that we decide to be a dog's day is a story of dubious mysterious realism. Due to the proximity of literature such as magical realism, fantasy and sublime, stories are often misunderstood. This story leaves a lot of imagination, not text. Elena Garro combines two days and two quite different worlds in this story. The magical element depends on how his or her imagination is used throughout the story.

The short novel "We Are Dogs" first published in 1993 was written by Elena Garro. She was born in Pueblo, Mexico on December 15, 1920. I think this story has to deal with magical realism. "We are dog era" There are too many elements of magic to regard as normal rather than magical realism. But I also feel that there are some unrealistic elements in this story that are not considered normal. Therefore, I think that the story is also suitable for the type of fantasy literature that casts doubts about fantastic elements.

We are a dog writer, and I misunderstand that it is an era when many people make stories or stick a wrong label. Magical, unrealistic, realistic, dreamy and sublime are just a few different labels that people can use. Even if the type of story is different, it is interesting. The world consists of various different material labels for stories that people prefer to read and appreciate. Elana Garro, one of the Spanish writers, wrote several stories with mislabeled labels and included other stories in mysterious and untrue stories.

The misrecognition of "We Are Dogs" by Elena Garro in 1993 shows a general error due to misidentifying magical realism. Gallo is a Mexican writer and the fact that fantasy is closely related to magical realism often leads the reader to associate this particular work with magical realism. However, as this work includes wonderful elements and sublime features, it is difficult to classify it as strict magical realism.