Foreign Classic Writers Study Series: Borges

Author: Chen Zhongyi
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Features: Borges (1899—1986), Argentine novelist, poet, and literary translator. Born into a family of English lawyers, he received his education in Argentina and Europe, fluent in multiple languages, and possessed profound erudition, making him a quintessential scholar-writer. He held agnostic views on life, society, and the universe, and his works were characterized by rationality, calmness, and ingenious craftsmanship. His creations earned him numerous major international literary awards.
The author, Chen Zhongyi, is a Ph.D. in Spanish literature and a researcher at the Institute of Foreign Literature, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Drawing on extensive foreign-language materials and his deep academic foundation, he presents a comprehensive and incisive account and critique of Borges's life and works from a unique academic perspective and personal experience, combining his own and the academic community's latest research findings on Borges. His writing is meticulous and fluid, fully showcasing the immense charm and profound significance of Borges and his creations.
This book is part of the "Studies on Foreign Classic Writers Series" edited by the Institute of Foreign Literature, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. It includes over ten illustrations.
This book is part of the "Studies on Foreign Classic Writers Series" edited by the Institute of Foreign Literature, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.