Vol. 8 No. 2 (2024): Argentine Writers, Tradition, and World Literature: Borges and Cortázar

Published: 2024-12-29

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INTRODUCTION

• Escritores argentinos, tradición y literatura mundial: Borges y Cortázar

  Delia Ungureanu, Ksenija Vraneš

  9-21

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• The Argentine Writers, Tradition, and World Literature: Borges and Cortázar

  Delia Ungureanu, Ksenija Vraneš

  23-34

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LITERATURE

• “We Have a Right to This Tradition”: The Cosmopolitan Writer and Liberal Right

  Mariano Siskind

  39-53

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• Is Being Argentinean Being Far Away? Julio Cortázar’s Sides and Futures

  Olga Lobo

  55-73

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• Literaturnost and Anti-Nationalism in the Poetics of J.L. Borges and D. Kiš

  Eugenio López Arriazu

  75-90

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• An Author Born in Exile: Julio Cortázar between Rayuela and Libro de Manuel

  Adriana A. Bocchino

  91-107

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• Stories about Stories: A Borgesian Take on Premodern Circulation

  Dominique Jullien

  111-130

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• Precursors and Their Borges: Premodern Sculpting in Modern Time

  Michael Makarovsky

  131-151

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• The Garden of Intersecting Paths: Jorge Luis Borges and His Visionary Intertexts

  Maria Dabija

  153-174

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• Kafka and Borges in the “The Secret Miracle”

  Efraín Kristal

  175-194

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• That Admirable Lack of Orientalism: Jorge Luis Borges’s Translations into Japanese as Self-Orientalizing Acts in The Song Scroll of the Mansion of Fictions (Denkiteiginsō 傳奇亭吟草)

  Manuel Azuaje-Alamo

  197-214

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• Borges and Borges

  Esther Allen

  215-234

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• Borges Our Contemporary

  Longxi Zhang

  237-249

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• An Ongoing Response to a Work in Progress: Cortázar’s Aesthetics of Perplexity

  Susana Gómez

  251-269

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• Images of Julio Cortázar: An Approach to the Critical Reception of His Work

  Lisandro Relva

  271-284

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• Artificial Intelligence and the Challenge to Human Literature: Revisiting Borges and Cortázar

  Ksenija Vraneš

  285-307

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