In English, describe the folk tale. What happened? What does it mean or what lesson was the tale trying to teach? (copy the link
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The one with the armadillo is my favorite, and the grandmother told her grandson that the guitar that she showed him comes from the armadillo shell, after the armadillo hears the animals singing and playing music. The armadillo wants to play music too so he goes to the wizard and sacrifices his shell in exchange for a guitar, made out of the shell. This folktale is very different from the folktales in my culture, such as “The Tortoise and the Hare,” where the lesson is “slow and steady wins the race.” These two folktales contrast in some ways but also both teach a lesson.
Explanation:
You can choose any folktale on the video, but this is the first one and probably the easiest.
La imaginación sociológica está haciendo la conexión entre los desafíos personales y los problemas sociales más amplios. ... La imaginación sociológica de Mills permite a los individuos ver las relaciones entre los eventos en su vida personal (biografía) y los eventos en su sociedad (historia).
