Carlos Argentino Daneri

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Carlos Argentino Daneri is a pompous, mediocre poet in Jorge Luis Borges’s short story "El Aleph," whose grandiose literary ambitions and vanity are ironically contrasted with his encounter with the mystical Aleph.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
poet
appearsIn El Aleph NERFINISHED
short story El Aleph
appearsInCollection El Aleph (short story collection) NERFINISHED
associatedWithTheme limits of representation
parody of epic poetry
vanity
characterTrait mediocre
pompous
vain
contrastedWith mystical nature of the Aleph
createdBy Jorge Luis Borges NERFINISHED
encounters the Aleph NERFINISHED
enviedBy narrator of El Aleph NERFINISHED
firstPublishedIn El Aleph (1945 short story publication context) NERFINISHED
genreContext fantastic literature
hasAmbition to write an exhaustive poem about the entire world
hasEducation cultivated but superficial
hasPersonality loquacious
self-important
hasThemeConnection infinite vision versus limited talent
hasWork long descriptive poem about the world
inspiredBy Borges’s critique of certain contemporary poets
language Spanish
literaryStyle baroque
overly ornate
livesAt house on Garay Street in Buenos Aires
locationOfAleph basement of his house on Garay Street
medium prose fiction
nationality Argentine
occupation poet
perceptionByNarrator mediocre poet
ridiculous
receives literary prize for his poem
relationshipWith narrator of El Aleph
relativeOf Beatriz Viterbo NERFINISHED
roleInWork comic figure
satirical target
setIn Buenos Aires NERFINISHED
symbolizes aesthetic mediocrity
inflated artistic ambition
literary pretension
usesAlephFor inspiration for his poem

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El Aleph mainCharacter Carlos Argentino Daneri