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2007
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ترجمهی کاوه سید حسینی
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کتابخانه بابل با ترجمه کاوه سید حسینی حدودا 260صفحه است.
در مورداین اثر همین بس که یکی از گرانقدر ترین مجموعه های داستان کوتاه زمانه است.خود بورخس شخصا علاقه ای به رمان نداشت.در این داستانهای کوتاه خواننده به قدری درگیر میشود که تا مدتها نمیتواند ذهنش را متمرکز به موضوع دیگری ک...more
در مورداین اثر همین بس که یکی از گرانقدر ترین مجموعه های داستان کوتاه زمانه است.خود بورخس شخصا علاقه ای به رمان نداشت.در این داستانهای کوتاه خواننده به قدری درگیر میشود که تا مدتها نمیتواند ذهنش را متمرکز به موضوع دیگری ک...more
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Read in April, 2004
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Fans of Jorge Borges, fantasy readers, sci fi readers, anyone with an underappreciated imagination
Easily one of the strangest books I've ever read. I actually ordered it by accident, thinking it was an anthology. But actually this entire slender volume is devoted to one Borges short story, complete with beautiful etchings showing that his impossible library is actually possible. While it's not worth the cover price for everyone, anyone who dismissed his fictional library should flip through these pages and see that he wasn't writing flippantly. As "Library of Babel" was possibly Bo...more
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بورخس لامصب همچین تو رو توی هزار توهایش درگیر میکند که هیچ چیزی نمیتواند تو روئ از اون دنیاهای پیچیده بیرون کند...شاهکار ادبیات قرن بیست...مکاملا برخلاف مارکز که هیچ علاقه ای بهش ندارم
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چند باره خواندن هزار تو ها و کتابخانه های بی پایان بورخس همیشه وسوسه ام میکند.
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this is incredible. an amazing story in picture book format. a beautiful book but impossible to find.
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Read in February, 2005
بورخس رو بخاطر ایده های نابش دوست دارم
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Read in September, 2008
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librarians
Borges's short piece (the entire text is approximately twenty pages) revolves around the conceit of the library as a metaphor for the universe; each room a hexagon lined on four sides with shelves, and then the librarian's quarters (all are librarians) and then the doorway into the next identical room. It is the same both up and down and on all sides, an infinite regression of rooms filled with books, an infinite amount of books, and the sum of the library containing every permutation of letter...more
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Read in April, 2008
All the metaphysics you'll ever need, in a slim, little parable. (Like "Where's Waldo" but instead of a striped cap, look for Wittgenstein's tautologies, McKenna's "cosmic giggle," quantum super-position, and the Fibonacci Sequence.)
Read in November, 2006
This is one of the Borges short stories that I just LOVE. But I had a book of Borges stories once, and a lot of them were dirty, so I don't recommend getting a Borges book.
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This story by Borges offers justification for genetic computation (genetic algorithms and genetic programming) and reveals the power of Darwinism.
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I've quoted from this classic many times on term papers. Borges is difficult but worthwhile. "Imagine a library with no walls..."
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The most efficient parable for life and the universe ever written. Also contains proof of the existence of a god (in my opinion).
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I have been wanting to read this ever since we listened to part of Library: An Unquiet History carpooling to class.
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Borges understood that the purpose of fantasy and imagination was to say something about reality, not to escape from it.
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I started reading this one and then I lost it. I never picked up another copy, but it's on my "To do" list.
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Anyone who loves books must read this short story. It's sensational, especially if you're philosophical!
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Brilliant lemniscate-infinite possibilities in any Borges memorious library
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I thoroughly enjoyed this in a graduate course on bibliography and research.
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Borges and Nabokov may be the two funniest writers there has ever been.
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