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This study guide covers Osvaldo Dragún's El hombre que se convirtió en perro, focusing on the author's background, the play's historical and social context (mid-20th century Argentina), and key characters (the man, his wife, and the actors). It explores literary devices like irony, satire, and hyperbole, and major themes such as dehumanization, social critique, socioeconomic divisions, family relationships, and power dynamics. The guide also provides practice questions and exam tips for the AP Spanish Literature exam.
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Question 1 of 12
¿De qué país es originario el autor Osvaldo Dragún? 🇦🇷
México
España
Argentina
Cuba