الفهرس 
Title : Simbolog?a animal entre cuentos de Monterroso y Haqqi: estudio comparado
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Abstract
This study compares animal imagery in Augusto Monterroso’s fables especially in The
Black Sheep and Other Fables and selected two short stories Vaca y El dinosaurio from his
Complete Works and Other Stories with short stories by Yahya Haqqi that appeared for the
first time in The Lamp of Umm Hashim and Other Stories (1944) and then appeared in later
editions as Fola- Meshmesh- Lulu (2008) in addition to other works in where spreads the
animal symbology, applying Gilbert Durand’s regarding anthropological symbolism which
appears in his The Anthropological Structures of the Imaginary. The study also resorts to the
Dictionary of symbols by Jaen Chevalier. The study is based on a comparative analytical
approach in order to reveal the point of view of each author towards animals and their
significance.
The study highlights the worldview of both authors and how they see the animal
world, and also explores how far do both writers are affected by the culture to which they
belong and its effect of their manipulation of animal symbology, highlighting the
characteristics of the new fable and the classic fable which appears in the literary production
of both authors.
Finally, the research provides a detailed analysis of all the animal symbolism that
appears in the literature of both Augusto Monterroso and Yahya Haqqi with a comparison
between the way both writers employ animal symbolism and the impact of culture on their
production and the ideology of each author towords animal symbolism