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The short story "El Aleph", first published in 1945, addresses one of the recurring themes in Borges' literature: the infinite. Because in that glowing sphere, all times and all spaces converge in an astonishing way. Most of the stories collected in this book belong to the fan...
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ALEPH, EL
The short story "El Aleph", first published in 1945, addresses one of the recurring themes in Borges' literature: the infinite. Because in that glowing sphere, all times and all spaces converge in an astonishing way. Most of the stories collected in this book belong to the fantastic genre. Some arose from police chronicles, from paintings, or simply from the sight of a tenement; another explores the effect that immortality would have on men; there is a gloss on Martín Fierro, dreams about personal identity and fantasies of time. |
Editorial: DEBOLS!LLO Fecha de publicación: Páginas: 216 Empastado: Tapa blanda Idioma: ES |
