Jorge Luis Borges: Argentinian language

Unlike the exhibition of the Bogges Nonfiction, meeting human bolhes...the most remarkable South American writer of modern times -.the New York Herald Tribune. Borhes' work was like standing in a marvelous porch but never having to look back. The 20th century's most important writer, Jorge Lewis Borgics, had a previous non-fiction session with the Min-Samour. If the first house to appear in 1994 was a collection of fiction, it gathered the non-fictions that Borhes had presented. By the end of this year, the entire project was planned with seven complete books, and it had been published from one to three in the first half of the year. Borhes left thousands of essays in his life. In Latin America, unlike the one well known for his work of fiction, he also gave us a reputation as prose writers and left us with a variety of topics and forms of the subject: the biographers' biographies, philosophical ideas, the Tangos of Argentina, the folk sectors, national politics and culture, reviews, introductions, and lectures. This is the first time his non-fiction, recognized as a world-class work, has been fully published in the country. Unlike the genres of the Pixins and the poems, you can meet Borhes who is another human attraction in many mountain gates.

Korean title: 아르헨티나 사람들의 언어

Korean author: 호르헤 루이스 보르헤스

Korean publisher: 민음사

ISBN-13: 9788937436499