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Jorge Luis Borges was an Argentine writer, essayist and poet whose legacy is still imprinted in our literary DNA. He was a scholar of letters. He rose, in turn, as the favorite writer of scientists for his prophetic spirit. He was, above all, an artist of stories and of that magical realism that he imprinted in each of his works, such as El Aleph.
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I'm sure you have many material and emotional goals you want to achieve. But while you're in the process, are you practicing empathy? Sometimes we live day to day so focused on our needs that we don't even stop to look at others. It's okay to focus all your attention on your goals, as long as you don't forget about those around you.
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The great impact that the work of this writer has had on universal culture makes him a reference in the literature of the 20th century. Thus, among his many awards are the Cervantes Prize for Literature, the Commander of Arts and Letters of France and even the Insignia of Knight of the Order of the British Empire.
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Empathy is a skill that allows you to put yourself in other people's shoes. You can tell me that it is not really important to you or that you are not interested in seeing life through the eyes of those around you. It's true that you may have different goals and ideas, but that doesn't mean you should forget about them. In addition, being empathetic gives you the ability to better understand yourself and the world around you.
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The award that always resisted him was, curiously, the Nobel Prize for Literature. According to his closest circle, the reasons were political. Others said that his style was too cultured and at the same time too fantastic for him to be awarded this distinction.
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Listening is the basis of empathy
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Whatever the case, for this Argentine writer, not winning the Nobel Prize never worried him too much. He had his own style, always unmistakable. The short story was his favorite genre because, he said, it did not oblige the writer to use filler, as was the case, for example, with the novel.
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Since empathy is based on putting yourself in the other person's place, the first thing you need to do is to know their point of view. One of the biggest problems we have is that when we talk, we tend to create answers in our heads before the time is right. Then, the moment comes when we don't even let the other person finish talking because we have already "guessed" what he/she will say and we give our opinion.
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The philosophical reflections that he gave us in each of his stories, trace a unique and exceptional universe of his own that no other author has surpassed so far.
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Empathy requires more patience. You must take the time to listen to the other person. But really listen to everything they say and pay close attention. Then, when it is your turn to speak, give yourself time to think about what you are going to say. It is an exercise that takes some time because we are not used to it but when you have mastered it you will have taken a big step.
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"My childhood are memories of 'The Thousand and One Nights', of 'Don Quixote', of Wells' stories, of the English Bible, of Kipling, of Stevenson...".
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How easy it is to get an idea of anything! We do it all the time and without stopping to ask ourselves anything. Add to this habit the fact that we spend more time focused on our phones or social networks and you will realize that we live in an unempathetic world. Why don't you stop for a moment to see what is around you, have you looked at the people around you, do you have an idea of what they feel, dream or want?
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-J. L. Borges-
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Empathy requires you to take a moment to stop and look at what is going on around you. Observe the people you pass by and with whom you live. What do their attitudes tell you? Ask yourself what they are doing and analyze them. This will allow you to understand others without the need for them to tell you openly what is going on in their minds.
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Jorge Luis Borges, a childhood in the libraryJorge Luis Borges was born in 1899 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In his family there were two very singular spheres: the military and the literary. His grandfather, Francisco Borges Lafinur, was an Uruguayan colonel. His great-grandfather and paternal uncle were poets and composers.
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His father, Jorge Guillermo Borges, taught psychology and had an exquisite literary taste. Moreover, as Borges himself once said, it was he who revealed to him the power of poetry and the magical symbolism of the word. Likewise, what most marked his childhood was precisely that paternal library in which Borges himself spent a large part of his childhood.
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When you have an argument or simply disagree with another person, the most common thing to do is to stick to your point of view. The next time this happens, put yourself in the other person's shoes. It won't be easy the first few times, but practice will help you overcome the challenge. Ask yourself: what are the other person's reasons, what do you think he or she might be feeling, what fears or doubts is the other person's behavior based on?
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"If I had to point out the capital fact of my life, I would say my father's library. Actually, I don't think I ever left that library. It's like I'm still looking at it...I can still vividly remember the steel engravings in Chambers's Encyclopedia and the Britannica."
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You will see that little by little these questions will help you to understand the situations you are living. It is easier to go through life believing that our point of view is the right or the best, but we forget that the other side also thinks that. Empathy will allow you to see that you don't have real enemies, but only opposing ideas that can be reconciled with some effort and discipline.
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He was a precocious child. He learned to read and write very early, perhaps out of a clear need to enter the literary universe he inhabited as soon as possible. However, outside the walls of that library and the family environment, his childhood was not exactly easy.
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The importance of seeing a wider worldEmpathy gives you the ability to see a more complete and complex world. It may not seem very useful now, but the reality is that we live surrounded by people. All your goals, dreams and fears are based on living with others. Therefore, learning to see the world from the perspective of those around you will not only make you wiser but will allow you to reach your goals faster.
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He was that boy who had been moved up two grades, he was that fragile, stammering, know-it-all pupil that the other children martyred and ridiculed.
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When you are able to understand those around you, you can get them on board and they will help you achieve what you want. At the same time, you can be the change factor in their lives. The truth is that going through life rowing alone in the pursuit of your dreams is complicated but being accompanied will make the road more bearable.
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Time of exile, time of creationWhen World War I broke out, the Borges family was in Europe. His father had just lost his sight (a disease that Jorge Luis Borges himself would later inherit) and they were in a clinic undergoing ophthalmological treatment.
 
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The war caused them to travel continuously through Europe, until they settled for a few years in Spain. In 1919, Borges wrote two books: Los ritmos rojos and Los naipes del tahГєr. At the same time, he came into contact with writers as relevant for his later work as RamГіn GГіmez de la Serna, Valle InclГЎn and Gerardo Diego.
 
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In 1924 and back in Buenos Aires, Jorge Luis Borges began to create countless magazines to give testimony of his ideas, of everything he had learned, seen and felt in Europe. His short stories, essays and poems made him one of the youngest and most promising writers in America.
 
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In this period, his style navigated first between an avant-garde and cosmopolitan air that later derived in a more metaphysical style. Little by little, he polished his fascination with time, space, infinity, life and death, making him a scholar in these matters. Where the real combines with the fictitious. There where the strange invites the reader to delve into philosophical questions.
 
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Blindness, a time of darkness and the passage to another awakeningThe arrival of PerГіn to power in 1946 was not good news for Jorge Luis Borges. That fame, as an anti-Peronist and follower of a more conservative political line, was something that always accompanied him. In the 1950s, the Argentine Society of Writers appointed him president, but he himself resigned a few years later.
 
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His literary career marked all his obligations. A large part of his works were already being published in Paris, La muerte y la brГєjula, as well as essays such as Otras inquisiciones were reaching the Argentine public with great success. His key work, The Aleph, was in its second edition and films were even being made based on some of his stories, such as Days of Hate.
 
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However, in the 1950s, what he defined as the real contradiction of his destiny occurred. The Peronist government had been overthrown after a military coup and Borges was appointed director of the National Library. Just at that time, the illness inherited from his father was already making its presence felt: he was going blind. He could neither read nor write.
 
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"Let no one lower to tears or reproach
 
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this declaration of God's mastery
 
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of God, who with magnificent irony
 
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gave me both books and the night."
 
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-Jorge Luis Borges
 
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A life in the dark full of successesBlindness did not deprive him of continuing to work. His family, especially his mother, later his wife, Elsa Astete MillГЎn, and then his last partner, the Argentine writer MarГ­a Kodama, were key to his literary work and his reading. He continued to publish works such as Manual de zoologГ­a fantГЎstica or El hacedor, books of poems such as El oro de los tigres and even collaborated for two years with Harvard University.
 
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His artistic life was intense, rich and very productive regardless of that world of darkness that covered his eyes. Moreover, he asked for his retirement as director of the national library of Buenos Aires in 1973. He had dedicated almost 20 years of his life to that work.
 
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Jorge Luis Borges died in 1986 of pancreatic cancer in Geneva. He is buried in a cemetery in Switzerland, in a tombstone with a white cross on which appears the following inscription "And ne forhtedon na" (and they did not fear) in a white cross. (and let them not fear) in reference to a 13th century Norwegian play, which appeared in one of his short stories: Ulrica.
 
 
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