Friday, August 15, 2008

Jorge Luis Borges

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"In his essay 'El escritor argentino y la tradiciĆ³n' Borges notes that the very absence of camels in the Koran was proof enough that it was an Arabian work, inferring that only someone trying to write an 'Arab' work would purposefully include a camel. He uses this example to illustrate how his dialoguing with universal existential concerns was just as Argentine as writing about gauchos and tangos (both of which he also did)."

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