La emigración internacional en la narrativa breve del Ecuador

Abstract

From reading the Ecuadorian stories published during the last four decades (1972-2014), the article analyses the representation of three problems affecting Ecuadorian migrants who move into the most developed nation states in the Northern Hemisphere, especially United States and Spain. For the development of the analytical work, the content is divided into three sections: the representation of the immigrant subject as a particle character; the loneliness affecting Ecuadorian Migrants and their families; and the first and foremost users of the Ecuadorian international migration.