The author, Julio cortazar, is from Argentina. What detail is from the story might reflect his perspective as a South American writer?

Cortázar's "Night Face Up' is a response toward the Western custom of rationale to speak to reality. To this end, he investigated diverse roads with respect to account identity, vernacular, space, time, and shape in his short story 'Night Face Up". He consolidates wonderful and consistently impossible to miss plots with common events and characters. It is of noteworthy to note that as he grew up, he was abused by the political and academic atmosphere of his neighborhood.