Infinity according to Jorge Luis Borges - Ilan Stavans

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Dive into the mind-bending works of Argentinian writer Jorge Luis Borges, whose work pioneered the literary style magical realism.
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What would it be like to have a limitless memory? Can the meaning of life be found in an infinite library? Is time a labyrinth or a single moment? Jorge Luis Borges explored these questions of infinity in his many works. His body of essays, poems and stories pioneered the literary style known as magical realism- and each was just a few pages long. Ilan Stavans dives into the world of Borges.
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@angelechavarria8170 5 лет назад

I do recommend a book with short stories of Borges called The Aleph, it is incredibly immersive and spontaneous but so thoughtful, i just can say that you will love every word contained on it

@Ronenlahat 5 лет назад

Which includes the story with the leopard, amazing book.

@diegosaldana9396 5 лет назад

@Karla Munoz Cómpralo en línea, no es infrecuente hallarlo.

@nicanornunez9787 5 лет назад

Oh men you got to read El informe Brody, or El libro de arena, I don't know what title they put in English, maybe Brody's report and the book of sand, that is my favorite book of Borges but maybe El informe is better.

@Yarblocosifilitico 5 лет назад

@@Ronenlahat jaguar, I think. The Lizard King; one of my fav

@Falca119 5 лет назад

Posiblemente mi favorito!

@fedexos11 5 лет назад

Borges' writings are incredible: they combine carefully planned sentences, storytelling and plot mechanisms with mind-blowing situations and thoughts that leave you understanding so much yet so little about a piece of fictional history. He is arguably the best writer in Latin American history and I definitely recommend reading every one of his works.

@Trommel57 5 лет назад

The best writer in Latin America? Jorge Luis Borges is the best writer in the history of mankind. Un escritor único.

@JohnDevitt 5 лет назад

@@Trommel57 I'm very inclined to agree!

@sloaiza81 5 лет назад

Who do you think is the best in human history?

@apsmine 4 года назад

Can you please explain Odin's Disc?? What is it actually?

@tedtolliver572 3 года назад

@@apsmine It's from a short story written by Jorge Luis Borges. You can read a summary here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Disk

@hrithik3165 5 лет назад

Jorge Luis Borge, we are thankful to you. Because without you there wouldn't be Calvino, Marques or Rushdie. And many other countless pieces of arts which were overtly as well as sometimes covertly influenced by your work. Thank you. If you are still up there somewhere in your infinite library flipping through books. Gathering all the experience ever experienced.

@javim160 5 лет назад

Absolutely true ! And we didn't have a fictional character called Jorges de Burgos, the blind librarian in Eco's novel The Name of the Rose

@camiloordonez4906 5 лет назад

Borges is such an unique writer, one of my favorites. Btw this video is so great the way it explains Borges' literature really moved me.

@brandonsaraniti771 5 лет назад

This man changed my life. I discovered him while studying abroad in Buenos Aires when I read The Aleph. I then wrote my Spanish Thesis in college on El Tango: Cuatro Conferencias. His short stories give everyone a mind workout, and gives you that childlike ability again of asking questions to things that seem "obvious" to the average person. I will be internally grateful for reading his works.

@Fran_Fuentes 5 лет назад

I can never get bored of his books, I can read them again again and again and get fascinated anyway

@3du76 5 лет назад

I don't agree that Borges belongs to the "magical realism" movement. Like Piglia said, he gave form the concept of "speculative fiction" or "conceptual lieterature". But above all, like Kafka, he's his own genere.

@childofmine8086 4 года назад

Finally, someone who sees this too!! Sorry, folks, but not every Latin American author wrote Magical Realism

@wgjung1 4 года назад

Borges hated magical realism.

@szczesciejestkoloruczarneg749 4 года назад

Exactly

@f.ah.c2114 4 года назад

You are pretty much right; Borges’s genre is called Ultraism, an odd variation of realism with with philosophical or metaphysical premises to it.

@lepauvrehomme 4 года назад

Yeah, indeed. Utter rubbish to associate him to Magical realism!

@rocknroll909 3 года назад

One of the best short story authors not only of Latin America but of the entire world. Genius.

@briansanjurjo9303 4 года назад

Orgullo argentino. El mejor escritor de mi país. 🇦🇷❤️💙

@baldonugra2220 2 года назад

¿Por qué no me dejás de joder? Argentina ni existe. ¿Y por qué decís que es el mejor escritor? ¿Y de dónde sos?

@sayondeepchoudhury7558 5 лет назад

I always find that the experience of reading a Borges short story is akin to reading good poetry. Like great poems his stories demand to be read many times over and like great poetry it brings you closer to experience the 'eff in the ineffable'.

@rizowanahussaini1019 5 лет назад

I discovered Borges earlier this year and fell in love with his words as soon as I started reading. His story telling is a divinely intricate web that leads the reader to new vistas of discoveries about time, eternity, and ultimately, themselves. A pure delight.

@ligeiasinistra879 Год назад

Labyrinths & Mirrors. Infinity & Time. God almighty can not change the past... But can change the image of the past.

@v44n7 5 лет назад

The The Circular Ruins is my favorite Borges book, what I felt after reading the ending was probably like what experiencing conscience feels like.

@henrypaucar839 4 года назад

Lo mismo me pasó a mí. Fue en secundaria. Fue el asombro total. Gracias a Borges.

@dr.a7759 3 года назад

The begging of that book Is the most perfect thing. The same feeling with the catcher in the Rye

@juancruzlivio3515 5 лет назад

Please do a Cortazar video next! It would be great

@austinsvans 5 лет назад

YES

@deibid2003 5 лет назад

Yes please!

@joseizaguirre8036 5 лет назад

Yes!!

@nataliarodriguez3740 5 лет назад

SIIIIII

@the_yago 5 лет назад

Please!

@osse1n 5 лет назад

*Magical storytelling.* One immerses with such intensity and aliveness. Wonderful.

@charlietoloza3233 4 года назад

Borges is, without a question, one of the greatest writers of all time. And he loved literature from Poe, Conan Doyle, Wells, Stevenson, Chesterton, Bradbury, Fitzgerald... He was born from the writers that "crítics" call less serious

@juliogaonasalas4151 5 лет назад

It would be awesome if you guys make a video of Octavio Paz.

@francosci4514 5 лет назад

Yes pls

@danielcarvalho6740 5 лет назад

That guy is an amazing writer... some people get amused by some pop fictions but if they just read some tales of him, their mind would really blow and be enchanted by it The first tale of fim I’ve read was the library of Babel... so fantastic

@AJ-xm4xc 5 лет назад

It’s a higher level of thinking I believe. Not many people are into this.

@adrianac3258 5 лет назад

I agree indeed one of the best writers that have ever existed.

@e.matthews 5 лет назад

@@AJ-xm4xc I think they just need a good introduction to the work, it's not that they wouldn't like it. Hopefully Ted-Ed helps with that! He packs so much into short stories as well when many people don't find time for full novels.

@AJ-xm4xc 5 лет назад

Ewan Matthews True.

@reinebautistamercado4286 5 лет назад

Meh. I find his works boring and trying hard to be poetic. I couldn't get passed the first few pages. But maybe the effect is different if I read the original language versions?

@ckaren001araujoh.9 5 лет назад

The Circular Ruins is until now one of the best short stories I've ever read and inspired me a lot.

@safflower_s 5 лет назад

I'm so glad this video exists! The animation is gorgeous. Watching this made me remember how much I love his books, and now I really need to re-read them. Thank you!

@pabloalvarez2162 3 года назад

Where are you from?

@didinx8417 4 года назад

Borges 'Death and the Compass' is my favourite short story....bloody brilliant. An influence on Umberto Eco and influenced by Conan Doyle....

@vikingrollo8012 4 года назад

Great story., mine is the circular ruins

@danoslehoy 5 лет назад

Amo profundamente a Borges, el Maestro Borges, que triste sería la vida, al menos la mía, sin tener a Borges, gracias por toda la eternidad Maestro !!

@MorpheusRishi 3 года назад

Whoever is narrating this, his voice is like whiskey and cigar in a cold evening

@mathmaker6946 Год назад

As a Latino from the south, I'm really proud of that guy. It's just awesome, I wanna know more about their work

@yum8666 2 года назад

The library of babel is what really shook my understanding of our universe. There is no one truth if it is out there in the library. The story that reads your life has the same value as a random string of characters both happening by chance because of infinity. Thus for our real world, how I see it is that anything we can imagine is true to some degree because if we can think of it then nature has allowed for that thought or belief to exist in some capacity.

@danieljankowski6659 3 года назад

I can’t even describe how much I love Borges

@jnbfilm56 3 года назад

Read anything from Borges, it will expand your mind like nothing else. They aren't simple or easy, but they are so rewarding. Happy reading, everyone!

@vin1091 5 лет назад

Man!! I love Borges. Awesome mind, Borges & I is one of my favorite short stories all time.

@hsryu5569 5 лет назад

Truly fascinating how literature can explore and create such unique worlds.

@Kai-gt2gi 5 лет назад

Hyun Seok Ryu nice icon

@hsryu5569 5 лет назад

@@Kai-gt2gi thank you!

@redsol3629 10 месяцев назад

I am currently reading Poems of the Night by Borges and it is so beautifully descriptive. The night comes alive.

@arfn1973 5 лет назад

And they say mathematics can't be fictional and magical.

@goyonman9655 5 лет назад

Don't mind them

@romanski5811 5 лет назад

Who says that?

@arfn1973 5 лет назад

Some of my friend.

@romanski5811 5 лет назад

@@arfn1973 Could you name one single example? Because I believe that probably even nobody ever said that and that you just claim that "they say".

@divyaakashdutta4038 5 лет назад

My Maths teacher used to say that.

@Hayaros 5 лет назад

I was thinking about reading some of Borges' works, but this video totally sold me! I'm definitely gonna read him now.

@sashafalcon2232 5 лет назад

Hayaros I can help if you want it, it's not an easy writer to start with.

@BlizzardX1K 5 лет назад

Woah! I'd love to read his works now. That wink at the end gave me goosebumps

@sosensualandfree 5 лет назад

The narrator's voice in this video is just perfect. The animation and music are wonderful too.

@heroinasytumbas3346 5 лет назад

One of my favorite authors. Thank you for this video!

@ceciliamilan2863 5 лет назад

There is a difference between "literatura fantástica" and "realismo mágico". Some of Borges’ writing are representatives of the fantastic. There is a video where Cortázar explains this subtle but important difference. I enjoyed the video, thank you.

@periwinkleadidas 5 лет назад

This was so well written and animated I cried. Fantastic work.

@joe_ESC 5 лет назад

Argentinian here, I'm so proud 🇦🇷❤️

@mikehoot3978 5 лет назад

You're not Borges, don't be so proud. "The most incorrigible vice of the Argentines is nationalism, the mania of the primates". JLB

@nachoo9774 5 лет назад

Mike Hoot Borges says he is nationalist in many interviews. His grandparents fought for the country and he always felt a coward for being a writer instead. He writes about Arentinian literature and history. He writes in Argentinian Spanish and his verses sing about Buenos Aires and La Pampa. Yes we should ve proud of him. What hace you read about him? Only Ficciones?

@mikehoot3978 5 лет назад

@@nachoo9774 He was an anarchist. He hates nationalism. Love your homeland is not nationalism. You need to study some politics.

@CneoPompeyo17 5 лет назад

@@mikehoot3978 Somos incorregibles

@famce134 5 лет назад

@@CneoPompeyo17 No, solo los peronistas.

@rockymachine 5 лет назад

Now I have to add Borges to my reading list. Thanks!

@mariajosefinasaporito5189 4 года назад

Maxence Matteau you won’t regret it! Reading Borges is an awesome experience, and one can enjoy it even more in Spanish

@CocTheElf 5 лет назад

Using Borges' own words, he wrote "literatura fantástica". Also, "lo real maravilloso" isn't the same as "realismo mágico".

@la_polaca 3 года назад

Exactamente, lo real maravilloso is a concept created by Alejo Carpentier (El reino de este mundo), which also isn't the same as "realismo mágico". There is a tendency to put everything written in Latin America in the second half of the XX century into the vague category of magic realism.

@tomasdominguez4807 4 месяца назад

I think Real Maravilloso is a bit like a Porto-realismo mágico no?

@ghabyh690 5 лет назад

Just wanted to let you know the initial quote was not wrote by Borges, please check it and change it if it's possible

@unluistorres 5 лет назад

Ghabyh I wanted to say the same.

@kennethgatteniii1792 4 года назад

It’s strikingly similar to a quote by Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr: “I used to dream of a final calm under old trees, no--impossibly, in England or the East, ” he once told Einstein. But, he had concluded, “one must grow one’s trees in one’s soul.”

@jorgeeduardodussanvillanue46 3 года назад

@@kennethgatteniii1792 Also, in "Candide" by Voltaire: "We must cultivate our garden"

@Marsisredandhot 5 лет назад

Could you guys do something like this but for Rulfo's Pedro Páramo?

@JesusSanchez-ul1qq 5 лет назад

For all of his written legacy! Which I feel, accomodates to TED ed's own ideals: Brief, yet wonderfully achieved.

@lepauvrehomme 4 года назад

Who’s that cat?

@cesardomingomarina310 5 лет назад

Un excelente y hermoso video. Borges lo hubiera adorado. Felicitaciones para el autor, y gracias aTED por acercarnos estas maravillas

@emeillepaez9234 5 лет назад

When I was in college, taking a Latin American Literature class,I had a love hate relationship with his work, "The Circular Ruins," because it is really difficult to analyze, hahaha. But like Gabriel Garcia Marquez, I love how they put "magic" into our consciousness of "reality," and merged both of them as something normal.

@ab76254 5 лет назад

Please please please please please make the background music of these videos available somewhere, or at least provide the names of the tracks! I swear every video is set to music as beautiful as the animations!

@pratikroutray3707 5 лет назад

ALIENATING AND INCLUSIVE AT THE SAME TIME.

@ionsaxofon Год назад

He writes using different registers and polyphony, similar to Bach or Escher. His stories are layered in several levels of recursive, changeable meanings, always suggesting a multi-dimensional labyrinth. Will take you to the edge of the knowable and beyond

@armandolopezl 5 лет назад

Borges doesn't need a Nobel he's a gift for the humankind, his works are loaded with a lot of philosphy when you read him you'll find warm an healthy ideas

@widget3672 5 лет назад

I went to Mexico and it seems magical realism is quite popular there. It would be nice to see more of it, I've always loved expanding my library

@danielanorambuenadiaz9183 3 года назад

Borges es argentino...

@adrianac3258 5 лет назад

Genius 💙👌!!!! Lofty ideas told in short format ,that packed a punch.

@aldairramirez4058 5 лет назад

We need this in Spanish. Great narration and visuals.

@Madheim777 4 месяца назад

i'm honestly shocked of finding an english video about Borges, being Argentinian myself. amazing!

@linkking46 5 лет назад

Borges is one of the best! The aleph is a book I can't recommend enough! Do one about Juan Rulfo and Onetti please!!

@fjerez2591 5 лет назад

So proud this guy is from my country :D

@ergnoor3551 5 лет назад

The most inspiring author I’ve ever met. The greatest.

@anthonybonfim7722 5 лет назад

Keeping with the theme of latin american writers, I'd love to see a video about a Brazilian writer like Machado de Assis

@Fran_Fuentes 5 лет назад

Can you recommend me a book of Machado de Assis. I need to read more brazilian literature.

@gabrielcaldini 5 лет назад

"Dom Casmurro" is his most famous and enigmatic, while "Memórias Póstumas de Brás Cubas" is probably his most important (styllistically speaking), as it opened the doors for realism here in Brazil

@gabrielcaldini 5 лет назад

I would recommend starting with the first and then following it up with the latter

@anthonybonfim7722 5 лет назад

@@Fran_Fuentes The Posthumous Memoirs of Bras Cubas is considered one of his most important novels, I think it portrays his unique style and irony very clearly and in my personal opinion I think it's also one of the most entertaining of his works, so that would be my recomendation.

@gabrielcaldini 5 лет назад

I also recommend "Vidas Secas" by Graciliano Ramos which tells a story about a family running away from a severe drought in the northeastern part of the country and their struggles with crushing poverty, horrible working conditions and government abuse

@jackryan740 5 лет назад

The animation is amazing

@AyatAlahmed 5 лет назад

This writer is magical, but also he is lucky for getting such vid about him, great illustrations as well LUV! ♡

@josyfalcon5442 5 лет назад

He is lucky? WTF?! One of the greatest minds of the past century is lucky to have a little video of him on youtube? You are crazy.

@franciscogarciaanton7566 4 месяца назад

Hi there, I have written over the last 30 years about Borges.Finally, I have finished a 125 pages essay, consisting of an introduction where several points of views are expressed by different writers and a second part where 28 pieces are analized according to double coding interpretation. Francisco Garcia MD

@poshnool09 5 лет назад

The background music is beautiful!

@maria-lz3he 5 лет назад

omg im crying this is amazing! as an argentinian i love borges so much! it's very difficult to read his books tho, he uses complex words and his tramas are so deep too. thank u, u explained to me tons of stuff i didn't know about his work. Xx

@juancollodel1503 5 лет назад

You should definitely make a video about Julio Cortázar, one of the greatest South American writers.

@philters05 5 лет назад

I always watch of all your videos, because they are very informative. Hope you can create a video about our national hero Dr. Jose Rizal. Thanks! All the way from the Philippines.

@iwasborntosurvive5396 2 года назад

무한과 영원과 궁극의 객관과 진리가 무엇인지에 관해 미치도록 경이로운 상상력을 보여준 대문호.. 보르헤스의 작품을 처음 접했을때 이런 주제로 글을 쓰는 사람이 20세기에 존재했다는것이 나를 겸허하게 만들었음

@outlawph 5 лет назад

TED-Ed, please check your sources... the quote at the beginning is NOT Borges! The rest of the video is wonderful. Thanks

@sergiomadrigalmora9454 5 лет назад

Borges is also not Magical Realism

@pabloalvarez2162 5 лет назад

@vincenzo ditoma It is not even Borges style. Anyone who have read him knows it.

@deanlycett-amin1903 4 года назад

@@pabloalvarez2162 wheres your proof it is not as if you google it and tells you your wrong

@pabloalvarez2162 4 года назад

@@deanlycett-amin1903 Because I read his complete works. Several times. Never found such lame text. Tell us, instead, where do you find it.

@outlawph 3 года назад

@@pabloalvarez2162 lo actualizaron! El Borgismo ha triunfado jaja

@fariskasim 5 лет назад

Borges is not for those looking for easy reads, or another version of popular magical realists, no disrespect to any of them. To read Borges is to immerse yourself in philosophy, mysticism, spirituality (religious and non-religious) and what Thoreaux called "higher consciousness". His writings will leave you reeling, as if you are lost in infinity. I would highly recommend his non-fiction and poems as well- each piece truly remarkable.

@sashafalcon2232 5 лет назад

Faris Kasim The level of deepness that someone finds in a Borges's story could be taken as an IQ test in my opinion...

@antocardone5287 5 лет назад

Amo estos videos de autores y artistas latin@s!!!

@adrenophone 5 лет назад

Ficciones is amazing.

@matiaswieja6278 5 лет назад

In Argentina (bithplace of Borges), and I think that in the rest of latin america as well, we called the literary movement "realismo magico" not "lo real marivilloso". That was a pretty grousome error, because it completely changed the meaning. I think that such a popular media as ted should check those thinks better. Otherwise great video! Love Borges, the only bad think about reading him is that it leaves you with the sensation that nothing that is worthy of being written could be written after his works...

@wagnerraymondreyesalvarez5570 Год назад

Borges is the greatest writer.

@stinkyoldmonk8982 5 лет назад

His voice makes me clear my throat...

@YoLoScience 5 лет назад

Good explanation. You are focusing on writers too..it feels good to learn about them too.

@adolfoaramayo8071 5 лет назад

I don't think the quote at the beginning is by Borges. Please, do check that.

@benjaminpadilla4491 5 лет назад

you´re right

@Leibniz_28 5 лет назад

Agree

@flormendoza2588 4 года назад

Usan citas falsas... el mismo recurso que usaba Borges... XD

@sosensualandfree 5 лет назад

Ilan Stavans got to write AND narrate a TedEd video!? Goals. He's so lucky.

@alisawari0 5 лет назад

the music is really mysterious!!!

@dukeofmars4847 2 года назад

I would love to see you give this treatment to 'the curious incident of the dog in the night-time'. The way the book is written alone will make for some great visuals.

@ivanribnikov2001 4 месяца назад

This was beautiful, thank you for this.

@benthomason3307 4 года назад

I've read a lot of this guy's works. He's the king of mind screws

@poweroffriendship2.0 5 лет назад

*Plot Twist:* Jorge Luis Borges is basically Doctor Strange of the literature community.

@nicanornunez9787 5 лет назад

Instead of hands he lost his eyes?

@lesteryaytrippy7282 5 лет назад

@@nicanornunez9787 and when he lost it, his blindness became infinity. Or one possible moment in time.

@TheProtagonizer 5 лет назад

Así es.

@darcykvlogs9522 5 лет назад

No, Dr. Strange is the Luis Borges of tv

@duvsan331 5 лет назад

@@TheProtagonizer así fue

@kaushikdas47 5 лет назад

Great animation, Great topic, Great, great narration.

@Kat-tr2ig 5 лет назад

Fun side note, my son's high school is named Jorge Luis Borges. We live in the centre of the province of Buenos Aires.

@suicaedere7244 5 лет назад

I also like how he comments on the nature of the Laberyth with the Two kings and the two Laberynths. Man, most of his work made my younger days as a reader.

@MikeJBeebe 5 лет назад

The Witness is one best stories ever put to print. Absolutely beautiful.

@nickzardiashvili624 5 лет назад

The Book of Sand would be another great one to mention if we're talking about Borges' infinity. The Aleph would be another one. The Lottery in Babel is not as much about infinity, but still amazingly fascinating.

@alexandren.9346 4 года назад

What a wonderful video with such a beautiful and mystical music in the background! Does anyone know the name of that piece of piano?

@amparofigueroa9792 5 лет назад

Please add spanish subtitles! My mother's favourite author is Borges and she would love to understand this video

@kubdep 5 лет назад

Any chance you guys can make a video about Mario Vargas Llosa?

@randomspacething8455 5 лет назад

I really liked the video, it's a very nice way of sharing the beauty of this particular south American author. I would also recommend viewers his poetry. However, I think it may have some factual errors, or not hold up to being honest on the lack of consensus regarding the interpretation of Borges' tales. For instance, it is practically impossible to classify him as a "magic realism" author, because he mostly doesn't construct tales in such a manner that everything that happens might as well actually happen, but doesn't due to the lack of probability of such a thing happening. A perfect example of this would be García Márquez. And is Babel's Library really his image of paradise? The main character in that tale constantly calls it "the universe", and his reminiscing of the happenings in it really seem to be a metaphor for our constant search for meaning in what the world throws at us. But it really doesn't matter, the video is great, please do continue introducing a wider audience to such wonderful authors.

@fallinallinval 10 месяцев назад

one of the greatest of all time, saludos desde argentina💙🤍💙

@PADARM 4 месяца назад

It is as if Borges predicted Quantum Mechanics and The Many Worlds Interpretacion. fascinating. I'm going to read more of him for sure.

@lucaslayton3974 5 лет назад

Since you are producing more content related to writing, can you make a video about best sellers lists and why they are unreliable due to being easily manipulated etc?

@vikingrollo8012 4 года назад

JLB my favorite author

@ryanvandermerwe5587 4 года назад

Wow... He was a different type of genius

@valencas.713 5 лет назад

Jorge, nacido en mí país natal, un gran genio.

@camiloperez6947 5 лет назад

¡Subtítulos en español, por favor!

@Trommel57 5 лет назад

¿Para qué necesita usted subtítulos? Nosotros nos contamos entre los privilegiados que pueden leer a Borges en su idioma. Saludos.

@johannmolina3323 5 лет назад

pon en subtitulos del video de youtube, y luego en configuración, la opción traducir automaticamente, espero te ayude!

@danoslehoy 5 лет назад

@@Trommel57 Y que tiene que ver una cosa con la otra ?

@danoslehoy 5 лет назад

@@johannmolina3323 Muchas gracias por tu aporte !!

@Trommel57 5 лет назад

@@danoslehoy Tiene usted razón. Me disculpo.

@santiagos4290 4 года назад

I always thought of Funes as a Savant, Borges was a mathematical and philosophical thinker writing stories.

@az7500 Год назад

To discover ALEPH, only to be imprisoned by ZAIR until only the shadow of the rose remains and consumes the ego. Borges understood the humanity's nostalgia for the Infinite very well. Borges is immortal. Thank you for this video.