...Francisco A. Ortega Duke University Press 2007 Francisco A. Ortega ​Between Midnight and Dawn: The Disabling ​ ​of History and the Impoverishment of Utopia ​ ​in Ricardo Piglia’s Artificial Respiration We can only do his book justice if we bear in mind...

... elsewhere, yet surely one of the most significant elsewheres is, unfailingly, inside city limits.22 How is a city absent? Ricardo Piglia misplaces the absence that is cru- cial to his version of the city even as he seeks to explain it, as if the need to lose the city rehearses something vital...

... to Diomede at the exchange: [Diomede] by the reyne hire hente; And Troilus to Troie homeward he wente. This Diomede, that ledde hire by the bridel. (V. 90) As W. M. Rossetti pointed out in his comparison of Troilus and Filostrato? Chaucer translated di coeli piglia as by the reyne Troilus and Criseyde...