Góngora

Góngora de Jorge Luis Borges (1960)

Jorge Luis Borges wrote "Góngora." It's a short story collection that explores themes of identity, language, and perception. The book is named after the Spanish poet Luis de Góngora, who was known for his complex and ornate style. Borges' stories are similarly dense and layered, often blurring the lines between reality and fantasy.

By Jorge Luis Borges · First published 1960 · Genre: Biography, Literary criticism, Non-fiction · 268 words

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Marte, la guerra. Febo, el sol. Neptuno, el mar que ya no pueden ver mis ojos porque lo borra el dios. Tales despojos han desterrado a Dios, que es Tres y es Uno, de mi despierto corazón. El hado me impone esta curiosa idolatría.

Cercado estoy por la mitología.

Nada puedo. Virgilio me ha hechizado.

Virgilio y el latín. Hice que cada estrofa fuera un arduo laberinto de entretejidas voces, un recinto vedado al vulgo, que es apenas, nada.

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Ficción · Literatura · Poética · Filosofía · Crítica literaria · Historia de la literatura · Esteticismo · Metaphysics · Philosophy of language · Symbolism · Allegory · Mythology

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