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- Ruth_D._Thorne abstract "Ruth Thorne is a Puerto Rican author whose written work is emphatic on the impact that socio-cultural and psycho emotional considerations have on the feminine psyche. Her first novel, Crónicas del Barrio, was a story about love, humor and gossip in the town of Mayagüez. Her books have been the subject of elementary school teachings. Ruth Thorne's written works reflect the impact of diasporic migration and a strong lineup with historical facts. While it has been classified under magical realism, the style and funny power plays between the sexes set in usually humble neighborhoods align with socio-cultural behaviors rather than feminism.".
- Q7382937 abstract "Ruth Thorne is a Puerto Rican author whose written work is emphatic on the impact that socio-cultural and psycho emotional considerations have on the feminine psyche. Her first novel, Crónicas del Barrio, was a story about love, humor and gossip in the town of Mayagüez. Her books have been the subject of elementary school teachings. Ruth Thorne's written works reflect the impact of diasporic migration and a strong lineup with historical facts. While it has been classified under magical realism, the style and funny power plays between the sexes set in usually humble neighborhoods align with socio-cultural behaviors rather than feminism.".