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"El Sur" Jorge Luis Borges Ficciones (1944 and 1956) Translation by William Little©1. The man who got off the boat in Buenos Aires in 18712 was known as Johannes Dahlmann, and he was the minister of an evangelical church.
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El sur. [Cuento - Texto completo.] Jorge Luis Borges. El hombre que desembarcó en Buenos Aires en 1871 se llamaba Johannes Dahlmann y era pastor de la Iglesia evangélica; en 1939, uno de sus nietos, Juan Dahlmann, era secretario de una biblioteca municipal en la calle Córdoba y se sentía hondamente argentino. Su abuelo materno había sido ...
Jorge Luis Borges: The South. The man who landed in Buenos Aires in 1871 bore the name of Johannes Dahlmann and he was a minister in the Evangelical Church. In 1939, one of his grandchlidren, Juan Dahlmann, was secretary of a municipal library on Calle Cordoba, and he considered himself profoundly Argentinian.
El sur Jorge Luis Borges El hombre que desembarcó en Buenos Aires en 1871 se llamaba Johannes Dahlmann y era pastor de la Iglesia evangélica; en 1939, uno de sus nietos, Juan Dahlmann, era secretario de una biblioteca municipal en la calle Córdoba y se sentía hondamente argentino.
"The South" (original Spanish title: "El Sur") is a short story by Argentine author Jorge Luis Borges, first published in La Nación in 1953 and later in the second edition of Ficciones, part two (Artifices).
"El Sur" is a short story by Jorge Luis Borges, first published in 1953. In this discussion, we delve into various aspects of the text, including its themes of nationalism, regionalism, and the concept of machismo. We also explore how the interplay of time and space creates a dreamy atmosphere, and analyze the ambiguity within the story.
