On Exactitude in Science" while discussing Lewis Carroll's invention of a map at "the scale of a mile to the mile," and he speculated a universe with infinite time but finite mass in A History of Eternity.
This writer declared himself a "hedonistic reader" in an essay on Paul Groussac, and both Clara Passafari and Adolfo Prieto have criticized this thinker's "impressionistic" literary analysis. This writer quoted Suarez Miranda's Travels of Prudent Men in "On Exactitude in Science" while discussing Lewis Carroll's invention of a map at "the scale of a mile to the mile," and he speculated a universe with infinite time but finite mass in A History of Eternity. A character created by this man sees "a silvery cobweb in the center of a (*) black pyramid" and "convex equatorial deserts" in the basement of Carlos Argentino Daneri while he mourns the death of Beatriz Viterbo. This author wrote about "purifiers" who destroy books in an infinite collection of bookshelves. For 10 points, name this Argentinian author of "The Aleph" and "The Library of Babel."
This writer declared himself a "hedonistic reader" in an essay on Paul Groussac, and both Clara Passafari and Adolfo Prieto have criticized this thinker's "impressionistic" literary analysis.
Jorge Luis Borges