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The document discusses themes in two novels: The Alienist by Caleb Carr and The Underdogs by Mariano Azuela. For The Alienist, it identifies themes of prejudice against different groups in society and corruption within the New York police department. For The Underdogs, it discusses themes of courage during the Mexican Revolution and pride in standing up for change. Prominent characters in The Alienist include Theodore Roosevelt and an alienist named Dr. Kreizler. Demetrio Macias is identified as a driving force in the Mexican Revolution in The Underdogs. The author Mariano Azuela participated directly in the Mexican Revolution.
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The underdogs by mariano azuela (141) and the alienist
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The underdogs by mariano azuela (141) and the alienist
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- 1. AzulEaand Carr Hawkins, Crystal M History 141
- 2. The Alienist: Themes There are many thought provoking themes in Caleb Carr’s: The Alienist. One such theme is prejudice. It is found in many forms throughout the novel. Prejudice of the police against the immigrants, the immigrants against the police, men against women, scientists against philanthropists, et cetera. A second prominent theme is corruption. This theme is most obvious in the New York police department, where it runs unchecked through all levels.
- 3. Alienist Themes Continued One obvious theme is the hard life in a growing city of immigrants. This is seen in the tenements where the immigrants reside, in the way in which they are treated, and in the lack of any sort of hope for something better.
- 4. The Alienist: Characters One prominent character in Carr’s novel is Theodore Roosevelt, a police captain. Roosevelt attempts to combat prejudice and corruption in the police system. Secondly, a Doctor Kreizler is a vital character in that he is an ‘alienist’ or a psychologist. That branch of science is relatively new and not completely trusted. The character represents forward movement in thinking.
- 5. The Underdogs Themes: Although themes in The Underdogs are not perhaps so identifiable as those in The Alienist, they are still poignant. First, the concept of courage. This book is written regarding the Mexican Revolution. Without courage, such an event would not have taken place and Mexico would not be the country that it is today. A second important theme is that of pride. Although pride is generally looked on as a negative aspect, without it, many things cannot be accomplished. It was the pride of the people that caused them to stand up for what they believed needed to change.
- 6. The Underdogs: Characters Demetrio Macias was a driving force in the Mexican Revolution. His reputation was gained from his ability to lead, as well as his expert marksmanship. He led a fight against Victoriano Huerta’s forces. Originally, his intentions in joining the revolution was to be a part of those who wanted to see change in the country, but he would continue when his views hand changed.
- 7. The Underdogs: The Author Mariano Azuela is more than simply the author, he was also a participant. He served as the Chief of Political Affairs under el presidente Francisco I. Madero Originally he was drafted into the Federale army. He became a deserter. However, due to personal views, he elected to join the followers of Pancho Villa. There, he was a field doctor.