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Franco Maria Ricci Editore
Signs of Man
6450

The Congress of the World

Jorge Luis Borges. Edited by María Esther Vázquez. Texts by Raniero Gnoli, Jorge Luis Borges, María Esther Vázquez
1974 / 144 PAGES. Language: Four editions: Italian, English, French, Spanish
Renowned author Borges in conversation with a series of Indian universes belonging to Tantra cosmology. Indian mysticism expresses the world’s will to become symbol, as the Argentinian writer’s imagination turns into words.
The founding of a world congress capable of representing all inhabitants of the globe is an impossible – indeed, a utopian – feat. Borges’ elegant, ironic writing moves deftly between the adventures of this incredible story recalled by the maps of Indian cosmos: interwoven concentric circles, keys to gain access to hidden dimensions of knowledge. Literary fiction and sophisticated Tantric cosmology overlap, opening up to unexplored horizons.