An edition of Place and displacement in the narrative worlds of Jorge Luis Borges and Julio Cortázar
(2006)
Place and displacement in the narrative worlds of Jorge Luis Borges and Julio Cortázar
by Nataly Tcherepashenets
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Place and displacement in the narrative worlds of Jorge Luis Borges and Julio Cortázar
2006, P. Lang
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0820463957 9780820463957
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Table of Contents
Place in Borges's stories and the irony of revelation
Familiar places, hidden challenges : revelation present and dissipated in "El Aleph"
Dreaming in circles, facing the ruins : the mystery and limitations of the human self in "Las ruinas circulares"
The illusion of power : the magic disc, human vulnerability, and the divine presence in "El disco"
The infinite book : fear and longing
Place as displacement in Rayuela
Towards the challenge and the refuge : Oliveira's Paris and the capital cities in 19th Century novels
Borges' voice in Cortázar's Buenos Aires
Talita's dream : between Borgesean and Carnivalesque worlds
The carnivalesque city and the anxiety of alienation
Oliveira's homelessness : displacement as no- placement
Fictional and real places in Borges and Cortázar's works
The "exotic" or/and the "familiar": Someone's land" and the traditions of literary utopia
Challenging conventions and breaking illusions : the city and the language in Modelo para armar
Revisiting the Minotaur : heterotopia as place and mode of representation in Borges' "La casa de Asterion"
Boarding the ship: the inresloved mystery of Cortázar's Malcolm
Displacement, dream and archive in Borges' essays
Dreaming with Freud : displacement, art and magic in El sueno de Coleridge
The repression of archive and the archivization of repression in La muralla y los libros
Shaping the word : displacement and dialogical discourse in Borges' La muralla y los libros and in Franz Kafka's The Great Wall of China
Displacement and the divided self in Cortázar's stories
Crossing the bridge : psychological division and the writing of discontent in Lejana
Beyond the door : rediscovering the multiple self in La puerta condenada
Divided lives, overlapping spaces, and the impossibility of self-deception in Cartas de mama.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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