Doctrinas, números y cálculos: los usos de Cantor y Rutherford en un ensayo de Borges
, Dossier of the first congress of graduate students in Hispanic Studies

Doctrinas, números y cálculos: los usos de Cantor y Rutherford en un ensayo de Borges

Dossier of the first congress of graduate students in Hispanic Studies
Published 2018-10-22
Alejandro Carpio
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Borges
Set Theory
Eternal Return
atomic model
"Doctrine of cycles"

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Carpio, A. (2018). Doctrinas, números y cálculos: los usos de Cantor y Rutherford en un ensayo de Borges. Revista De Estudios Hispánicos, 35(1-2), 103–110. Retrieved from https://revistas.upr.edu/index.php/reh/article/view/15541
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Abstract

Jorge Luis Borges's integration of Georg Cantors Set Theory and Ernest Rutherfords atomic model, in order to rebut Nietzsche's myth of Eternal Return, is analyzed here. The author's use of these theories is more playful and aesthetic than accurate, as it often happens.
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