Borges Complete Works (5 Volumes)

Author: Jorge Luis Borges (Argentina)
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Publish Date: 1999-11-01
Features: This is a large-scale Chinese translation of Borges' works, based on the four-volume edition of Borges' Complete Works published by Emecé Editores in Argentina in 1996. The book includes 30 of Borges' collections, divided into one volume of fiction, two volumes of poetry, and two volumes of essays. The Complete Works of Borges (Essays Volume) is divided into two volumes, including ten essay collections and one "Epilogue." It features works such as Evaristo Carriego (1930), The Inquisitor (1932), The Book of the End of Time, Miscellaneous Probes, Collected Prefaces, The Oral Works of Borges, The Night of the Seven Stars, and Nine Notes on Dante.
The fiction volume includes six short story collections and one dedication. It features works such as The Labyrinth of Dr. facundo (1935), Ficciones (1944), Alegria y Dolor (1949), The Brodie Report (1970), The Book of Sand (1975), and The Memory of Shakespeare (1983).
The poetry volume is divided into two volumes and includes 14 poetry collections. It features works such as Fervor of Buenos Aires (1923), The Poet (1960), For a Six-Stringed Lute (1965), The Golden Yellow of the Tiger (1972), The Iron Coin (1976), The Number of Days (1981), and The Conspiracy (1985).

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