终其一生,豪尔赫·路易斯·博尔赫斯都在与暴力进行着一场对话。当他向一位采访者谈及他在那时还是布宜诺斯艾利斯巴勒莫的远郊所度过的童年时,他说:“称一个男人是懦夫,或把他看作懦夫———这是他最不喜欢,也是他最不能忍受的事。”据他的传记作者埃德温·威廉姆森所言,博尔赫斯的父亲在他还是个男孩的时候就亲手递给他一把匕首,指示他要克服他的糟糕的视力和“总是被人揍”的下场,让那些欺负他的 Throughout his life, Jorge Luis Borges is engaged in a dialogue with the violence. When he talked to an interviewer about his childhood at that time in the outer suburbs of Palermo, Buenos Aires, he said: “Calling a man a coward or a coward --- This is what he least likes and is his most unbearable thing. ”According to his biographer Edwin Williamson, Borges’s father took hands when he was a boy Handed him a dagger, instructing him to overcome his bad eyesight and “always beaten” for those who bully him