The contextualization of Martí’s words in reference to the reader: a maximum understanding for the study of Marti’s literature in Cuban school

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Yadyra Piñera Concepción

Abstract

This article presents the unit between José Martí´s style and his communicative intention
according to the readers (potential text readers), from a comparative study between “musicians,
poets and painters”, an article written for children, and plays conceived for adults, which have
common themes and different speeches.

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Piñera Concepción, Y. (2011). The contextualization of Martí’s words in reference to the reader: a maximum understanding for the study of Marti’s literature in Cuban school. Mendive. Journal on Education, 9(2), 138–143. Retrieved from https://mendive.upr.edu.cu/index.php/MendiveUPR/article/view/1175
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