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Lisa Block De Behar

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ID1035442
NAMELisa Block De Behar
GIVEN NAMESLisa Block
FAMILY NAMEDe Behar
SIGNATUREDE BEHAR L B
AFFILIATIONSUniversidad de la República de Uruguay
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS14
TOTAL CITATIONS1
AUTHOR COUNT13
EDITOR COUNT1
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1973
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX1
  • Au lieu d’une préface

    Lisa Block De Behar, Jordana Maisian•ARTICLE•Sigila•2025

  • Pierres et paroles. Roger Caillois et les secrets d’une écriture lapidaire

    Lisa Block De Behar, Albert Bensoussan•ARTICLE•Sigila•2023

    Semblables aux paroles, les pierres gardent des secrets. Dans de nombreuses publications, Roger Caillois, ainsi que d’autres poètes, enquête sur ce silence. Surpris par leur énigmatique beauté, il ne cesse de la comparer à celle des images qui les représentent. Les pierres sont des témoins muets du cours des âges de la planète et des générations. Elles sont là ; indifférentes aux changements et aux permanences de leur environnement. Par cette ind…

  • Una cuestión de símbolos y la búsqueda de la unidad

    Open Access•Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•Signa Revista de la Asociación…•2022

  • The City: Between Utopia and Common-place

    Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•Review Literature and Arts of the…•2020

    Dante Gabriel Rosetti, “Troy Town” To think of cities today is to think of New York. Grief, shock, crime, the towers collapsing, the myriad dead: these images are fixed. They can’t be inserted int

  • Disquisitions on Some Reasoned Distractions of Aesthetics

    Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•CR The New Centennial Review•2011

  • Literary Escapes and Astral Shelters of an Incarcerated Conspirator

    Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•CR The New Centennial Review•2009

    Literary Escapes and Astral Shelters of an Incarcerated Conspirator Lisa Block de Behar (bio) Translated by Virginia Gutiérrez Berner (bio) And in this circular cell a man who looks like me is writing, in characters I cannot understand, a long poem about a man in another circular cell writing a poem about a man in yet another circular cell. The series has no end, nor will anyone ever read what these prisoners are writing. —Jorge Luis Borges On th…

  • "Rereading Borges's "The Aleph: On the Name of a Place, a Word, and a Letter

    Lisa Block De Behar, William Egginton•ARTICLE•CR The New Centennial Review•2004

    To celebrate the centenary of borges's birth, in 1999, thebibliothèque Nationale de France dedicated, in his honor, a day of conferences, round tables, and film screenings. In that place I presented "Borges et la bibliothèque,"1 almost a common-place, one topic or two, as much because of the institution where it took place as because of the argumentation of recurrent reasoning it implies. I alluded to the excesses and redundancies of a theme that…

  • Epistemological approximations to a rhetorical imaginary

    Open Access•Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•Semiotica•2004•Cited by: 1•References: 2

  • Perplexities and guides

    Open Access•Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•Semiotica•2003

  • Miranda and the Salvation of the Shipwreck

    Lisa Block De Behar, David E Johnson et al.•ARTICLE•CR The New Centennial Review•2003

    One hundred and two years after the publication of Ariel, José Enrique Rodó's best known book, a publication that oriented Latin American thought for decades, we continue to celebrate as much as disregard it. Does it make sense, from this distance, to speak of an Arielian cycle with a nostalgia similar to the one with which, after centuries, we refer to the Arthurian cycle, narrating once more the heroic adventures of the king of the Britons? Sho…

  • A witness of light

    Open Access•Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•Semiotica•2001

  • Borges et la question du nom

    Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•Sigila•1999

  • America and symbols: Semiotics between reality and illusion

    Open Access•Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•Semiotica•1993

  • Population et modèles de croissance. Etude sur l'utilisation des variables démographiques dans les théories de la croissance économique

    Open Access•J He, Lisa Block De Behar et al.•ARTICLE•Population•1973

  • Epistemological approximations to a rhetorical imaginary

    Open Access•Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•Semiotica•2004•Cited by: 1•References: 2

  • Population et modèles de croissance. Etude sur l'utilisation des variables démographiques dans les théories de la croissance économique

    Open Access•J He, Lisa Block De Behar et al.•ARTICLE•Population•1973

  • America and symbols: Semiotics between reality and illusion

    Open Access•Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•Semiotica•1993

  • Borges et la question du nom

    Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•Sigila•1999

  • A witness of light

    Open Access•Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•Semiotica•2001

  • Perplexities and guides

    Open Access•Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•Semiotica•2003

  • Miranda and the Salvation of the Shipwreck

    Lisa Block De Behar, David E Johnson et al.•ARTICLE•CR The New Centennial Review•2003

    One hundred and two years after the publication of Ariel, José Enrique Rodó's best known book, a publication that oriented Latin American thought for decades, we continue to celebrate as much as disregard it. Does it make sense, from this distance, to speak of an Arielian cycle with a nostalgia similar to the one with which, after centuries, we refer to the Arthurian cycle, narrating once more the heroic adventures of the king of the Britons? Sho…

  • "Rereading Borges's "The Aleph: On the Name of a Place, a Word, and a Letter

    Lisa Block De Behar, William Egginton•ARTICLE•CR The New Centennial Review•2004

    To celebrate the centenary of borges's birth, in 1999, thebibliothèque Nationale de France dedicated, in his honor, a day of conferences, round tables, and film screenings. In that place I presented "Borges et la bibliothèque,"1 almost a common-place, one topic or two, as much because of the institution where it took place as because of the argumentation of recurrent reasoning it implies. I alluded to the excesses and redundancies of a theme that…

  • Epistemological approximations to a rhetorical imaginary

    Open Access•Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•Semiotica•2004•Cited by: 1•References: 2

  • Literary Escapes and Astral Shelters of an Incarcerated Conspirator

    Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•CR The New Centennial Review•2009

    Literary Escapes and Astral Shelters of an Incarcerated Conspirator Lisa Block de Behar (bio) Translated by Virginia Gutiérrez Berner (bio) And in this circular cell a man who looks like me is writing, in characters I cannot understand, a long poem about a man in another circular cell writing a poem about a man in yet another circular cell. The series has no end, nor will anyone ever read what these prisoners are writing. —Jorge Luis Borges On th…

  • Disquisitions on Some Reasoned Distractions of Aesthetics

    Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•CR The New Centennial Review•2011

  • The City: Between Utopia and Common-place

    Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•Review Literature and Arts of the…•2020

    Dante Gabriel Rosetti, “Troy Town” To think of cities today is to think of New York. Grief, shock, crime, the towers collapsing, the myriad dead: these images are fixed. They can’t be inserted int

  • Una cuestión de símbolos y la búsqueda de la unidad

    Open Access•Lisa Block De Behar•ARTICLE•Signa Revista de la Asociación…•2022

  • Pierres et paroles. Roger Caillois et les secrets d’une écriture lapidaire

    Lisa Block De Behar, Albert Bensoussan•ARTICLE•Sigila•2023

    Semblables aux paroles, les pierres gardent des secrets. Dans de nombreuses publications, Roger Caillois, ainsi que d’autres poètes, enquête sur ce silence. Surpris par leur énigmatique beauté, il ne cesse de la comparer à celle des images qui les représentent. Les pierres sont des témoins muets du cours des âges de la planète et des générations. Elles sont là ; indifférentes aux changements et aux permanences de leur environnement. Par cette ind…

  • Au lieu d’une préface

    Lisa Block De Behar, Jordana Maisian•ARTICLE•Sigila•2025

Philosophy (9 works) · Art (7 works) · Linguistics (5 works) · Art history (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Literature (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Borges, Kipling, and Jewish Identity (2 works) · Cognitive psychology (2 works)

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