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Tuesday, May 12, 2020
The End: Shakespeare!
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Thank you for that! I am very intrigued by Borges now- especially after his story which Baudrillard uses about the map which reminds me of SYNECDOCHE, NEW YORK- and will hope to be reading his work (and of course more Shakespeare) into the summer and beyond!
ReplyDeleteSynecdoche NY is one of my favorite movies — I think YOU in particular would like Borges — read “Garden of Forking Paths” “Tower of Babel” and “Tlon, Uqbar, Orbis Tertrius” and the Three faces of judas
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