Only that one does not believe in the other so they differ in time.

>>7843441
Could you please elaborate? Also, what short story are you talking about?

dude like what if there was an infinite library lmao -takes another puff-

>>7843457
I'm pretty sure all in which Borges appear. It's something my teacher said today

>>7843460

Now go write Gravity's Rainbow.

Borges works a lot with metanarrative. It's only natural that people interpret the narrator himself to be part of the metafictional nature of his work. I personally disagree with the implication that ALL of his multiple Borges narrators have this purpose (his short story The other one is an exception); but on the other hand, one should interpret Borges' elements and themes as they please.
Also, what's up with all the Borges threads? I like them, but it seems unusual.

>>7844139
>Also, what's up with all the Borges threads? I like them, but it seems unusual.
Unusual?
Almost like a Borges story?
Are we even alive or are we just part of yet another infinite story of a dead Argentinian writer?

>>7844149
Bioy Casares?

>>7844149
>tfw we'll never be a part of Borges mind.

>over-analyzing this hard

I mean, Borges work had a lot of subtext, but some are taking it too far

>>7844357
Borges is entirely subtext.