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The Child the Poem Calls Flesh of the Yoke: C2 Spanish

Miguel Hernández joins labour, body and fate in the image of flesh of the yoke to expose a child’s condition.

El niño que el poema convierte en carne de yugo

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Traces how flesh of the yoke joins the child’s body, labour and imposed social fate.

Miguel Hernández joins labour, body and fate in an image that turns the child’s exploitation into social denunciation.

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