The author argues that Borges’ Ficciones, Zambrano’s Claros del bosque, and Paz’s El mono gramático call into question the conventional distinction between literature and philosophy, and that each text embodies an alternative way of doing philosophy.
The author argues that Borges’ Ficciones, Zambrano’s Claros del bosque, and Paz’s El mono gramático call into question the conventional distinction between literature and philosophy, and that each text embodies an alternative way of doing philosophy.
Hugo Moreno is visiting assistant professor of Hispanic studies at Lewis and Clark College.
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Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1: Is Borges' Fiction a Kind of Philosophy? Four Schemas Chapter 2: Borges' Ironic Philosophy: The Way of the Same and the Way of Ts'ui Pên Chapter 3: María Zambrano's Mystical Philosophy: The Way of the Forest Wanderer Chapter 4: Octavio Paz's Romantic Philosophy: The Way of the Fairy-Feller Conclusion Appendix: Plato's Philosophical Poetry in the Republic Works Cited Index About the Author
Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1: Is Borges' Fiction a Kind of Philosophy? Four Schemas Chapter 2: Borges' Ironic Philosophy: The Way of the Same and the Way of Ts'ui Pên Chapter 3: María Zambrano's Mystical Philosophy: The Way of the Forest Wanderer Chapter 4: Octavio Paz's Romantic Philosophy: The Way of the Fairy-Feller Conclusion Appendix: Plato's Philosophical Poetry in the Republic Works Cited Index About the Author
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