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He clearly has a lot of respect for Borges.
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Jorge Luis Borges, "The Library of Babel"
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I' d rather be a renter in Borges' library than the owner of my own.
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Borges' s universe didn' t have the Internet as we know it.
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There Borges started to think that his father was her "client".
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LM: Right, Jorge Luis Borges is also often mentioned as your other key inspiration.
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LM: Right, Jorge Luis Borges is also often mentioned as your other key inspiration. What other works have affected your writing?
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But as history would have it, he won the Nobel prize and Borges didn' t.
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I' d rather be a renter in Borges' librarythan the owner of my own.
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After other students suggested definitions and references to Borges stories, Marc Lanthemann spoke up.
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Hector Moreno, a 21-year-old senior who is studying chemical engineering, began an analysis of the idea of infinity as a mathematical concept in Borges' s stories.
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The chapter four introduced Borges'view of the reality and illusion and his sigh of the dream-like life.
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Historic figures from Bolivar to Jose Marti and from Neruda to Borges have all demonstrated the admirable pioneering spirit of the Latin American people.
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Midway through class on Tuesday, Mr. Vargas Llosa switched gears, indicating that it was time for presentations by students, who take turns sitting at his desk and analyzing Borges' s work.
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In it, Borges explores the odd realities of a truly infinite library
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CX: On magical realism, I think Borges is a magical realist, but none of his works are about the real world.
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Chinese writers have been much influenced by authors such as Luis Borges and Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Milan Kundera and Orhan Pamuk.
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For Borges, the Library of Babel comes out of this tradition; though the Library may contain all books, meaning is only made more elusive by the vastness of what the Library contains.
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Borges aptly names the library in his story after the Tower of Babel parable, wherein humankind, united by one language, has the hubris to build a tower to reach heaven.
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If I had been especially astute in my search in the Library for my book Out of Control, after several hours I might have discerned a cardinal direction to my wanderings through the library stacks .