Mystical Laws.

This article discusses the connection between the fiction of Argentinian author Jorges Luis Borges and Kabbalah. The author believes that Borges' style and themes are similar to Kabbalistic concepts. One such theme that occurs throughout Borges' writings involves the Kabbalistic idea that their is a...

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Publicado en:CR: The New Centennial Review Vol. 9; no. 3; pp. 137 - 165
Autor principal: Berner, Virginia Gutiérrez
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Publicado: Michigan State University Press Winter2009
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