The Motorcycle Diaries By Ernesto Che Guevara And Cathedral, By Raymond Carver
Discovery
Discoveries can be confronting and provocative, as discoveries can facilitate a fresh understanding of the world and people. This is evident in the Memoir The Motorcycle Diaries by Ernesto Che Guevara and short story Cathedral By Raymond Carver. Che discovers the harsh reality of poverty, class distinctions and the beauty of nature through his journey through Latin America. In contrast, the protagonist of Cathedral has a renewed spiritual perception of the world and people by meeting a blind man.
Throughout The motorcycle diaries, Guevara discovers the harsh reality of poverty and class distinctions. With “Pitiful”, “acrid and “dirty”, Guevara uses a semantic field of words with negative connotations to sympathise and express
Discoveries can be confronting and provocative, as discoveries can facilitate a fresh understanding of the world and people. This is evident in the Memoir The Motorcycle Diaries by Ernesto Che Guevara and short story Cathedral By Raymond Carver. Che discovers the harsh reality of poverty, class distinctions and the beauty of nature through his journey through Latin America. In contrast, the protagonist of Cathedral has a renewed spiritual perception of the world and people by meeting a blind man.
Throughout The motorcycle diaries, Guevara discovers the harsh reality of poverty and class distinctions. With “Pitiful”, “acrid and “dirty”, Guevara uses a semantic field of words with negative connotations to sympathise and express