The Night Face Up by Julio Cortazer

Scientists and doctors say they are not true, but some people think that dreaming dreams and physical experiences are genuine. Susan Blackmore explains with "Wake up in a cool dream: Wake up asleep?" Lucid dreams are considered different from ordinary dreams. Blackmore continued saying that when someone falls asleep, calm dreams need to concentrate. In some cases, people insist that they can control their own dreams and make their bodies completely dreamy. In Julio Cortazer's story "The Night Face Up", the hero can be said to be a physical experience that begins after he participates in a terrible motorcycle accident.

How do you know if a dream is truly a dream, or whether reality is reality? "Night Face Up" is a short story written by Julio Cortazar, depicting an anonymous hero between dreams and reality. The main role was switching between the hospital environment and the former Aztec region between the 1950s and the 1980s. The man experienced a world recently involved in a motorcycle accident and eventually broke his arm in a hospital. In the Aztec region, he has pursued as a victim of humanity and is following his own life.

In a short novel by the author, the motorcycle accident caused the narrator to dream that it was a suzuki who was trying to sacrifice the altar of Azteca. In addition to "The Night Face Up", the author also wrote about the readers who were murdered by characters in the novel by "The Continuity of the Park". In "Las Babas del Diablo" which is the basis of Antonio Blow-Up, I explained about a photographer who photographed teenage boys tempted by older women. In one of his novels, Horasio Oliveira returned to Buenos Aires due to the disappearance of Ramaga in Paris. 10 points, this novel by the Argentinean writer will let the readers jump over chapters, Hop Scotch

In 1914, Julio Cortazar was born in Argentina parents in Brussels, Belgium, after World War I, his family returned to Buenos Aires, Argentina. After receiving a French scholarship in 1951, he moved to Paris and died at the age of 70 in 1984. Before becoming a writer, I worked as a teacher and as a teacher. Translation (Prego & Cortazar, 1997) Cortazar is known as one of the "prosperity" writers of Latin America that broke out in the literary circle. Literary prosperity occurred in the middle of the 20th century when works of Latin American writers were published elsewhere in Europe and the world. In this kind of realism, "fantastic things are considered realistic and secular, but ordinary things are considered unrealistic." The plot of these stories is usually difficult to separate because it combines reality and wonderful elements.