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    Throughout the text, we explore a relationship with that late Borges who adhered to nothing but an organic flow, an honest and settled-down expression, and a serenity in being oneself. This is the Borges who admired the cold calm of Confucius and the dreamy mystery of the surviving works written in Old Norse. ... Read more

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