Most Recent Articles from Romanic Review

• BORGES: 'THE READER' IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY 

  I gladly accepted Dominique Jullien's invitation last year to edit an homage to Borges on the twentieth anniversary of his death, June 14 1986. I...

  03/01/07 by Levine, Suzanne Jill · More from publication

• SHAPING THE WORD: REPRESSION, ARCHIVE, AND DIALOGICAL DISCOURSE IN JORGE LUIS BORGES' S "LA MURALLA Y LOS LIBROS" 

  While Borges's non-fictions as well as his fictions brought him international fame,1 in the writer's own words, his style does not change when he...

  03/01/07 by Tcherepashenets, Nataly · More from publication

• IN PRAISE OF MISTRANSLATION: THE MELANCHOLY COSMOPOLITANISM OF JORGE LUIS BORGES 

  Jorge Luis Borges, we are told, devoted the last few weeks of his life to learning Arabic, with the help of an Egyptian teacher living in...

  03/01/07 by Jullien, Dominique · More from publication

• TRUTH IS IN THE MAKING: BORGES AND PRAGMATISM, THE 

  Jorge Luis Borges's affinities with pragmatism, while certainly no secret to his critics, have rarely been studied before with the intensity and...

  03/01/07 by Bosteels, Bruno · More from publication

• Invisible Work: Borges and Translation/Borges and Translation: The Irreverence of the Periphery 

  (ProQuest: ... denotes formulae omitted.) Efraín Kristal. Invisible Work: Borges and Translation, Vanderbilt University Press:...

  03/01/07 by Dove, Patrick · More from publication

• "EMMA ZUNZ" REVISITED 

  Every critic who writes about "Emma Zunz"1 points out that Emma is one of Borges's rare female protagonists; that hers is a detective story but...

  03/01/07 by MacAdam, Alfred · More from publication

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