I got this passage from “Avatars and the Tortoise” in Labyriths by Borges:
"[i]we (the undivided divinity operating within us) have dreamt the world. we hace dreamt it as firm, mysterious, visible, ubiquitous in space and durable in time, but in its architecture we have allowed tenuous and eternal crevices of unreason which tell us it is false…"
Here is the deal: I have to sit for a Literature exam, and as I’m not a philosopher and my teacher didn’t explain this so well, now I have a terrible mess in my head…
I knos it has to do with Zeno’s paradox (the solid universe) and Schopenhauer (the world is my idea)
But can somebody give me his interpretation to this passage?