This book is for an academic readership in Latin American and world literatures. It offers unprecedented coverage of the principal contexts in which leading Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges (1899-1986) read and wrote, including family and Argentine history, the Western cultural tradition, both learned and popular, and the Middle East.
This book is for an academic readership in Latin American and world literatures. It offers unprecedented coverage of the principal contexts in which leading Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges (1899-1986) read and wrote, including family and Argentine history, the Western cultural tradition, both learned and popular, and the Middle East.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction. Borges in context, context in Borges Robin Fiddian Part I. Self, Family and the Argentine Nation: 1. Borges and the question of Argentine identity Edwin Williamson 2. Borges and the Banda Oriental Gustavo San Román 3. Borges in person: family, love, and sex Edwin Williamson 4. Jorge Luis Borges's fictions and the two world wars Efrain Kristal 5. Dictatorship and writing (1976-83) Annick Louis 6. The public author and democracy (1984-86) Annick Louis 7. Borges and Las Islas Malvinas Ben Bollig 8. Borges and Sarmiento Sandra Contreras 9. Borges and the Gauchesque Sarah Roger 10. Twenties' Buenos Aires Eleni Kefala 11. Borges and the Argentine Avant-Garde Eamon Mccarthy 12. The Argentine writer and tradition Humberto Nuñez-Faraco 13. Borges, tangos, and milongas Ana C. Cara 14. Borges and Bioy Casares Mariela Blanco 15. Borges and popular culture Phil Swanson 16. Argentine responses: César Aira and Ricardo Piglia Niall Geraghty Part II. The Western Canon, The East, Contexts of Reception: 17. Borges and Cervantes Roberto González Echevarría 18. Borges's Shakespeare Patricia Novillo-Corvalán 19. The dialectics of idealism Marina Martin 20. The English Romantics and Borges Jason Wilson 21. The early avant garde in Spain Xon de Ros 22. Borges and James Joyce: makers of labyrinths Patricia Novillo-Corvalán 23. Borges and Kafka Sarah Roger 24. Borges and the Bible Lucas Adur 25. Borges and Judaism Corinna Deppner 26. Borges and Buddhism Evelyn Fishburn 27. Borges and Persian literature Shaahin Pishbin 28. Borges and the 'Boom' Dominic Moran 29. Argentina and Cuba: the politics of reception Alfredo Alonso Estenoz 30. Borges and Coetzee Fernando Galván 31. Borges in Portugal Phillip Rothwell 32. Borges and Italy Robert Gordon.
Introduction. Borges in context, context in Borges Robin Fiddian Part I. Self, Family and the Argentine Nation: 1. Borges and the question of Argentine identity Edwin Williamson 2. Borges and the Banda Oriental Gustavo San Román 3. Borges in person: family, love, and sex Edwin Williamson 4. Jorge Luis Borges's fictions and the two world wars Efrain Kristal 5. Dictatorship and writing (1976-83) Annick Louis 6. The public author and democracy (1984-86) Annick Louis 7. Borges and Las Islas Malvinas Ben Bollig 8. Borges and Sarmiento Sandra Contreras 9. Borges and the Gauchesque Sarah Roger 10. Twenties' Buenos Aires Eleni Kefala 11. Borges and the Argentine Avant-Garde Eamon Mccarthy 12. The Argentine writer and tradition Humberto Nuñez-Faraco 13. Borges, tangos, and milongas Ana C. Cara 14. Borges and Bioy Casares Mariela Blanco 15. Borges and popular culture Phil Swanson 16. Argentine responses: César Aira and Ricardo Piglia Niall Geraghty Part II. The Western Canon, The East, Contexts of Reception: 17. Borges and Cervantes Roberto González Echevarría 18. Borges's Shakespeare Patricia Novillo-Corvalán 19. The dialectics of idealism Marina Martin 20. The English Romantics and Borges Jason Wilson 21. The early avant garde in Spain Xon de Ros 22. Borges and James Joyce: makers of labyrinths Patricia Novillo-Corvalán 23. Borges and Kafka Sarah Roger 24. Borges and the Bible Lucas Adur 25. Borges and Judaism Corinna Deppner 26. Borges and Buddhism Evelyn Fishburn 27. Borges and Persian literature Shaahin Pishbin 28. Borges and the 'Boom' Dominic Moran 29. Argentina and Cuba: the politics of reception Alfredo Alonso Estenoz 30. Borges and Coetzee Fernando Galván 31. Borges in Portugal Phillip Rothwell 32. Borges and Italy Robert Gordon.
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