> GreenOrbs said on
11-15-2009 at
01:34:
Reading that story makes me feel like I'm having a vague nightmare, not knowing exactly what I want or where I am. Might be my favorite Borges story.
> gen6k said on
11-09-2009 at
01:14:
obama got one, this world is upside down!
> Vektruscen said on
10-16-2009 at
06:12:
I found the Library of Babel extremely interesting.
> Harikrishnalove said on
09-01-2009 at
19:28:
"When the end draws near, there no longer remain any remembered images; only words remain. It is not strange that time should have confused the words that once represented me with those that were symbols of the fate of he who accompanied me for so many centuries. I have been Homer; shortly, I shall be On One, like Ulysses; shortly, I shall be all men; I shall be dead." (from 'The Immortal')
> Harikrishnalove said on
09-01-2009 at
18:03:
An image is the mirror, which reflects different identities. The idea for the short story 'Borges y yo' was came from the double looking at him - the alter ego, the other I. The well-known man, a name in some biographical dictionary, and the real person. "So my life is a point-counterpoint, a kind of fugue, and a falling away - and everything winds up being lost to me, and everything falls into oblivion, or into the hands of the other man." Influenced by George Berkeley (1685-1753),
> Harikrishnalove said on
09-01-2009 at
17:56:
Opposite to Perón and later to the junta, his support to liberal causes were considered too ambiguous. "If he thinks like a dinosaur, that has nothing to do with my thinking," said once the Chilean poet and Nobel Laureate Pablo Neruda. "He doesn't understand a thing about what's happening in the modern world, and he thinks I don't either." Protests against the political repression and the "disappeared". Protest against Falkland Islands War - "Two bald men fighting over a comb" he said.
> comicfan88 said on
08-10-2009 at
10:24:
I agree with you!Also Tolstoy was not given the prize nor Ghandi.
> ImperialLady said on
07-21-2009 at
21:03:
I agree. Quite disappointingly, Borges never received the Nobel Prize due to purely political reasons.
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07-16-2009 at
11:07:
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> purquiz said on
06-07-2009 at
12:49:
Yes. Just look at the nobody who won it last time.
> Cronopioslover274 said on
05-09-2009 at
05:58:
This video-Bio of Borges is very unique. I love the photos, some of them I have never seen. Thanx a lot!
> joeyeff said on
04-26-2009 at
04:53:
That Borges was not given a Nobel Prize in Literature is a black stain on the award. When comes such another?
> oGNaC said on
04-16-2009 at
01:49:
great documentary, i am starting a collection of his short stories soon: Labyrinths: Selected Stories and Other Writings.
> risterion said on
03-01-2009 at
07:25:
Suplico a quien me escuche que subtitule este documental. Infinitas gracias de antemano.
> scouseAfrican09 said on
02-25-2009 at
16:17:
Thanks. Borges is immaculate.
> Alexknobsob said on
01-17-2009 at
16:39:
Thanks, he was too ill for me to see him.
> parlante123 said on
01-02-2009 at
21:41:
He is so wise.I think his literature is a mixture between old and new and fantastic literature
> Federicoduarte said on
12-25-2008 at
00:15:
Borgas no xD B-O-R-G-E-S
> argentoki said on
11-18-2008 at
15:38:
viva borgas, viva peron y evita
> monkies978 said on
10-27-2008 at
06:27:
Thank you! He is one of my favorites.