EMIL CIORAN NOTEBOOKS 1957-1972

Discover the intimate world of thoughts of Emil Cioran, one of the most pessimistic philosophers of the 20th century. The notebooks, found after his death, were to be destroyed, but fortunately for lovers of philosophy and literature, they saw the light of day. It is a unique insight into the mind of a man who constantly questioned the meaning of existence.

• Sincere records of Cioran's thoughts and reflections
• Insight into the intellectual life of Paris in the 1960s
• Personal opinions about Ionesco, Marcel, Beckett and Eliade
• Unique perspective on existential issues
• A work that was published against the author's will, but in the interest of culture
• Notes that allow you to watch the author in his daily thinking about the world and people
• Thoughts closely related to the author's life

Emil Cioran, a Romanian philosopher and essayist, was known for his pessimism and skepticism. His work focused on topics such as death, suffering, the absurdity of existence, and nihilism. Cioran wrote aphoristically, often using paradox and irony. His works are characterized by deep pessimism, but at the same time are full of intellectual passion and erudition. Cioran was one of the most important thinkers of the 20th century, and his work continues to inspire and provoke reflection.

The notebooks are not only a collection of thoughts, but also a testimony of an era. They allow us to look behind the scenes of the intellectual life of Paris in the 1960s, learn Cioran's opinions about the elites of that time, and understand his relations with other outstanding figures of culture. It is a fascinating journey through time and space that allows us to better understand both the author and his era.

This edition, with 988 pages, in paperback, is a real treat for lovers of philosophy and literature. The 209x150x44 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and store. Aletheia Publishing took care of high editorial quality, so reading the Notebooks is a real pleasure. The year of publication 2016 guarantees the availability of the latest edition of this unique work.

Emil Cioran's Notebooks are a must-read for anyone interested in philosophy, literature, and intellectual history. It is a book that forces you to think, provokes discussion, and allows you to better understand yourself and the world. Although it was published against the author's will, it is a priceless testimony of his thoughts and life.