Alifano, Roberto
Argentine poet and journalist, b. 1943
Argentine poet and journalist, b. 1943
town in Portugal, site of battle in 1385 in which the Portuguese defeated the Castilians
Wells, 1940
H. M. Tomlinson novel, 1937
Warren novel, 1943
Todos los hombres son enemigos, Aldington novel, 1933
Arthur Miller play, 1947
Soñé toda la noche, Henry Mond poem from Poems of Dawn and the Night, 1919, translated by Borges in 1920
Tomlinson, 1930
Milestone film, 1930, based on the novel Im Westen nichts Neues by Erich Maria Remarque
Warren novel, 1946
Shakespeare comedy, c.1602
character in Borges story "Abenjacean el Bojarí," whose name recalls that of character in Samuel Butler's The Way of All Flesh (1903).
Fishburn and Hughes: "The name recalls Rector Allaby, the money-conscious rector of Crampsford in Samuel Butler's posthumously published autobiographical novel The Way of All Flesh (1903)." (8)
city and district in Uttar Pradesh, India, on the Ganges.
Fishburn and Hughes: "One of the oldest towns in India, regarded as sacred by the Hindus. Today it is an important town in the state of Uttar Pradesh. There is no record of a Hindustan Review having been published there; perhaps the reference is to The Hindustani which was published in Urdu." (8)
Poe's adopted father
town in Pennsylvania, now part of Pittsburgh
Argentine writer, author of La telaraña de hierro and La vida de Sergio
character in Bustos Domecq stories, also known as Myriam Allen de Ford and Myriam Allen Du Bosc
Myriam Allen de Ford
1) "supuesta crítica literaria citada por Farrel du Bosc (mencionada también en “Teatro” §1)" (256).
Myriam Allen Du Bosc
2) “supuesta crítica literaria mencionada en “Paladión” §5 como ‘Myriam Allen de Ford’, estudiosa de las obras de Paladión y de Loomis; en la misma crónica su labor es citada por el crítico Farrel du Bosc. El cambio del segundo apellido de esta crítica podría explicarse porque, tras la lectura de La línea Paladión-Pound-Eliot, de Farrel, Myriam acabó casándose con él” (289).