In Jorge Luis Borges’ (very) short story, “Borges and I,” one character, referred to in the first person, complains about his strained and complex relation with another character, called “Borges.” But the characters are both presumably the author of the short story. I try to use ideas from the philosophy of language to explain how Borges uses language to express complex thoughts, and then discuss two interpretations of the story.
Er man i øvrigt interesseret i at lytte til filosofi i en let udgave online, er Perry sammen med Ken Taylor vært på programmet Philosophy Talk. Via deres hjemmeside er mange af programmerne tilgængelige.
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