Talk:Martín Fierro (magazine)

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For an exploration of Jorge Luis Borges' critique of Martin Fierro, see Lonie, T. C. "Magic Causality" PhD. Thesis, Murdoch University, Perth Western Australia, 1997

For one thing, this was presumably not used as a source, so if it is at all relevant, it would belong in a separate Further reading section. But:

What use is it to tell people to "see" an unpublished doctoral thesis?
Is this even on topic? I doubt that it refers to a Borges critique of the magazine Martín Fierro; it presumably relates to his book about the poem Martín Fierro.

- Jmabel | Talk 20:14, 11 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]