Why is Et Cetera in Borges's novel? The stories are already written and they don't seem to have any input from him.
The blog for SUNY Binghamton's Spring'09 COLI 214B 02 Literature and Society Class. Chapter summaries, analyses and discussion of prescribed texts written by students.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Kristin Todd
The story, "Man on Pink Corner", was interesting to read because it portrayed an actual story and plot. I thought it was interesting reading about past times and different cultures. It opens my eyes to things that other people are accustomed to, even if it is just a story. The other story for this week, "Et Cetera" was also interesting to read because the stories were short so it kept my interested. The point that connected all these stories were the fact that they all had to do with religion and the morals that they provide.
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