The Borges Center's (University of Pittsburgh) own bibliographic index entry for "Una vindicacion del falso Basilides," giving its place in Discusion (Manuel Gleizer, Buenos Aires, 1932; the index cites the 1974 Emece edition, page 177), and its companion index entry on Basilides listing every Borges text that engages him, naming this essay and its own Discusion prologue as the direct treatment and "Tres versiones de Judas," "Funes el memorioso," "Historia de los ecos de un nombre" and others as secondary or fictional echoes.
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Citation
AuthorBorges Center, University of Pittsburgh
PublisherUniversity of Pittsburgh, Borges Center
URLhttps://www.borges.pitt.edu/i/vindicacion-del-falso-basilides-una
Source Typereference-database
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Reliability Tier2
Tier two: a university run scholarly bibliographic archive dedicated specifically to Borges's work, the direct evidence for the essay's Spanish title, its place in Discusion, and its standing among Borges's several Basilides references. Cross-Tradition Connections
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This source names Judas Iscariot directly: "treatment and "Tres versiones de Judas," "Funes el memorioso," "Historia de los ecos de un nombre" and others as secondary or fictional echoes."
This source names Pittsburgh directly: "The Borges Center's (University of Pittsburgh) own bibliographic index entry for "Una vindicacion del falso Basilides," giving its place in Discusion (Manuel Gleizer, Buenos Aires, 1932; the index..."
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