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The Circularity of Infinity: In Memory of Borges on His Birthday

Some Borges quotes with a preface.

Posted byHeidi PartonAugust 24, 2011February 11, 2013Posted inLiterature and Writing, TaoismTags: Chuang Tzu, enlightenment, fate, Jorge Luis Borges, language and meaning, literature, philosophy, Taoism, time3 Comments on The Circularity of Infinity: In Memory of Borges on His Birthday

Oscar Wilde: Victorian Taoist

Oscar Wilde and Taoism

Posted byHeidi PartonNovember 30, 2010January 30, 2013Posted inLiterature and Writing, TaoismTags: Chuang Tzu, Oscar Wilde, philosophy, Tao Te Ching, TaoismLeave a comment on Oscar Wilde: Victorian Taoist
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