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    The Aleph Borges Analysis

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    The ALEPH‚ Infinite! Often‚ wonder what happens after death. How does one really get infinite without anymore agony. Whenever‚ one searches the internet‚ it has infinite amount of information. Simply the amount of knowledge anyone knows may become immeasurable. Borge’s lost his lady friend before he wrote the short “The Aleph”. In the short story Borge’s stats that he “devotes his-self to her memory”. Often‚ I can relate to devoting myself to my Nana’s memory. She recently passed away. Recalling

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    Jorge Borges and Julio Cortazar use magical realism to aid the reader reveal new aspects of reality. In the tales “The Garden of Forking Paths” by Jorge Borges and  “Letter to a Lady in Paris” by Julio Cortazar.The use of magical realism aids the reader develop deeper understandings of the subjects in the work. In the short tale “Garden of Forking Paths”‚ magical realism is shown through the new perspective of time.   This new perspective was shown in a book within the short story.  The book was

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    death. Basically it raises the question‚ what does it mean to be forever and what does it mean to be happy and loved forever or be suffering and hated forever? Borges delves into these topics in two of his stories titled The Immortal‚ and The Gospel according to Mark. In Jorge Luis Borges’ two stories The Immortal‚ and the Gospel according to Mark‚ both stories focus heavily on the subject and meaning of everlasting life and eternal suffering. Both these stories share similar outlooks on immortality‚

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    Luis

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    Luis Cardenas Luis Cardenas needs to consider happiness when choosing his career. Because when you are in a job it is very impotent that you love what you do and be happy‚ after all you will be doing this same job for forty years are so. For example the lone officer position Luis would be very unhappy. When Luis was working as an executive assistant he would come home and say‚ “there goes another eight hours of my life down the drain” (pg.209). Luis would be getting up every day

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    The Maker By Borges

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    In his writings‚ Borges constructed his narrator as individuals with existential mindsets using them as a motif for questioning the moldability and understanding of memory and the role this understanding takes in knowing their own identities. In “The Maker”‚ Borges uses the narrator’s blindness as an euphemism for freedom and unrestricted limitations considering the narrator’s approach to remembering his life before the beginning of the deterioration of his sight as more vivid than he previously

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    Throughout the Gospel of Mark‚ Jesus implemented a series of 4 different types of miracles. The 4 types of miracles Jesus performed were exorcisms‚ nature miracles‚ healings‚ and raising from the dead (life and death) miracles. After all his miracles‚ Jesus would perform the "messianic secret". The "messianic secret" is Jesus’ practice of telling anyone who recognized his true identity to keep it a secret. Through the many works and miracles Jesus performs‚ there are many examples of him also performing

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    By understanding the suffering that our Lord Jesus went through during his death one can truly appreciate the privileges that we Christians have. The suffering of our Christ is seen throughout the Gospel of Mark chapter 15 verse sixteen to the end of the chapter. This can be seen in Verse 17 when the soldiers of Rome ridiculed and humiliated Jesus. “They put a purple robe on him…a crown of thrones and set it on him”(Verse 17 721). During these times the purple robe was worn only by the ruling elite

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    The Bible contains four Gospels‚ Matthew‚ Mark‚ Luke and John‚ with Mark considered to be the first written. Throughout this gospel‚ Jesus Christ is depicted as the ‘suffering servant’ while encapsulating the core morals of integrity‚ compassion and justice. This culmination of qualities accentuates Jesus’ humanity and benevolence towards everyone who he encountered. Mark‚ or John Mark as some individuals identify the author as‚ hoped to influence others with a specific target of Non-Jewish Christians

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    Luis Angel

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    Composers such as Luis Enrique Martinez and Luis Angel Pastor were successful in recording and distributing vallenato merengue while concurrently pushing cultural pride. Luis Enrique Martinez also known as the 1973 king of vallenato‚ composed many vallenato songs including some in the merengue style. He recorded and released a song titled La Botelita which featured many other well-known artist (Smithsonian Folkway‚ 13) This song was recorded for entertainment purposes and even though it did not reach

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    Borges’ Blindness & Dillard’s Seeing In Jorge Luis Borges’ piece from Ficciones‚ “Blindness” and Annie Dillard’s piece from Pilgrim at Tinker Creek‚ “Seeing”‚ we read writers’ perspectices on their own blindness. The writers contradict the common fallacies our culture has about blindness with their own personal experiences. Although both writers portray blindness in a positive light‚ each writer uses his disability to enhance his lives differently. Borges depicts his loss of sight as an opportunity

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