Chaos and Cosmos: The Imaginary and the Political in Jorge Luis Borges (Social Imaginaries)
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Chaos and Cosmos: The Imaginary and the Political in Jorge Luis Borges (Social Imaginaries)

by Martín Plot

Literary Criticism political philosophy Latin American Literature
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In 'Chaos and Cosmos,' Martín Plot investigates the imaginary and political facets of Jorge Luis Borges' oeuvre. Through the lens of social imaginaries, the book unravels how Borges' narratives intertwine chaos with cosmic order, offering profound reflections on politics and imagination in literature.

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This book delves into the concepts of chaos and cosmos within the framework of Jorge Luis Borges' literary universe, focusing on the imaginary and its political implications.

Martín Plot offers a thoughtful analysis that bridges the imaginative elements of Borges' stories with broader social and political imaginaries.

As part of the Social Imaginaries series, it provides insights into how fictional narratives reflect and shape political thought.

The exploration highlights the tension between order and disorder in Borges' imaginative constructs.

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