The Life and Philosophy of Emil Cioran with Quinten Weeterings
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2024
- Quinten Weeterings is history post-graduate who studied under Rico Sneller at Leiden university. He has aphorisms published in French and German, and has published editions of Filosofie-Tijdschrift on Emil Cioran (gompel-svacina.eu/product/fil.... In this episode we discuss the life and philosophy of Emil Cioran.
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Man How am I just recently discovering this channel? You have done so many podcasts on many of my favorite philosophers. Awesome stuff
What do I do all day every day?
I endure myself
I really like what you said about Cioran and hope. It brings me joy as well. The sheer excoriation of despair is just beautiful and funny.
Cioran ( (th-cam.com/video/R1ZGg_rywMc/w-d-xo.html) ) a regretat tăierea de pasaje din LACRIMI SI SFINȚI tradusă de Sanda Stolojan. In link despre traduceri trădătoare.
He was a true romanian. Not wanting to work and have opinions about everything
This was excellent. Best discussion of Cioran I have heard
Fantastic. I hang on every word. This will prove to be the best hour of my day.
Cioran finds liberation in failure...in losing. He reminds me of the Buddhist saying, "If you find yourself in hell, stay there."
Great stuff, much appreciated.
Really enjoying this. As an aside, I would have loved to hear more exposition regarding the qualitative/historical differences between Russian and Western European nihilism.
I couldn't tell you where, I'm afraid, but certainly Nietzsche discusses the Russian nihilists. Though, as you'd expect, not in any directly biographical or historical way.
Elisa Gabbert writes well about Cioran in her recent nonfiction book THE UNREALITY OF MEMORY. Recommended!
Eloquent ! Impressed !
Cioran ! Legend . Modern gnostic ! 🤘
Just as an aside to the Semitic issues: his essay ‘A People of Solitaires’ is one of the most philo-Semitic pieces you’ll find. Even Blanchot couldn’t have dreamed of that level of cultural appreciation in writing.
It’s pronounced ˈlaɪ̯dən my dude. Also great to hear a guest from my adopted hometown
Some fantastic supplementary author recommendations in the biographical discussion here. Enjoying this very much!
Is the host of the podcast Dutch? A lot of Dutch guests lately
Who are the other 2 philosophers they mention?
Lev shestov , who's the other ?
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Ernst Jünger and Lev Shestov
Who was the french right wing writer that you named? Josef.. ..?
Joseph de Maistre.
Funny how people enjoy the backstory to philosopher's lives....I only want the ideas they have to offer....just don't have time to hear about someone's life....I have my own life story to live, and I have to be involved with friends and family life stories.....enough of that.
The backstories of their lives give a context to their ideas. The two cannot be separated. Schopenhauer saw ghastly things on his travels that influenced his pessimism greatly, for example.
This is so boring, couldn’t get past the first 20 mins
Go back to sleep.
Watch sisyphus 55 if you're this bored by full Analysis instead of summarized analysis, Philosophy is supposed to be dense and boring when it comes to the nitty gritty