Blue curtains, noisy tourists
There is a well-known joke about the cultural analysis that compares the text, reading by the analyst and the real intention of the Creator. He says like this: Text: The heavy blue curtains barely let out the sunlight. The analyst: The blue curtains represent the depression in which the protagonist is immersed and how it is preventing him from enjoying the good things in life. The author s intention: Describe the color of the curtain whores and announce that the room was dark. The joke is good because deep down has some reason. The individual readings of a work will always be based on the training and culture of the analyst and will benefit or harm their own prejudices. Precisely because of this, many readings can lose sight of the original work to pass on to divar over the own obsessions of those who have to interpret it. Without going further, during these weeks we have been able to see journalists and editors affirming with rotundity that the game of calamar is a criticism of...