Em busca de um “não-homem”: niilismo, anti-humanismo e mística negativa – Entrevista com Ştefan Bolea (Romênia)

Ştefan Bolea é pesquisador na Faculdade de Letras da Universidade Babeș-Bolyai de Cluj-Napoca, Romênia. Além disso, é editor da conceituada revista literária Apostrof, co-fundador e editor-chefe do e-zine cultural EgoPHobia (www.egophobia.ro). Ştefan Bolea obteve seu segundo doutorado summa cum laude em Literatura Comparada, em 2017 (após um primeiro em Filosofia, em 2012), com uma investigação…

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“In Search of a Not-Man”: Nihilism, Antihumanism, and Dark Mysticism. An insightful approach to Cioran – Interview with Ştefan BOLEA

Ştefan Bolea is the author of Internal Conflict in Nineteenth-Century Literature. Reading the Jungian Shadow (Rowman & Littlefield, 2020). He is currently working as a researcher within the Faculty of Letters of the Babeș-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania, and as an editor of the literary magazine Apostrof. He is also the co-founder and editor-in-chief of the cultural e-zine EgoPHobia…

“«O Livro das Ilusões», de Cioran, lido por Mihail Sebastian: o estranho caso do «convalescente que aspira à doença»” – Rodrigo MENEZES

De suas primeiras obras, ainda mal conhecidas entre nós, sublinho O livro das ilusões (Cartea amăgirilor), a que daria o subtítulo de um de seus capítulos: Mozart e a melancolia dos anjos. Considero aquelas páginas uma fantasia para cordas, como se fosse o primo consanguíneo de A origem da tragédia, nas grandes linhas melódicas que unem e separam as…

“Ideological Mistakes of Louis Ferdinand Céline and Emil Cioran” – Mara Magda MAFTEI

Journal of Romanian Literary Studies, no. 5/2014 Abstract: 2011 was a year of reference for both Emil Cioran and Louis Ferdinand Céline. We celebrated the centenary of the Romanian philosopher who chose to exile himself in Paris and also the 50-year anniversary of Céline’s death. In fact, we witnessed controversial issues in France linked to…

“Receptarea critică a operei lui Cioran (I)” – Cornel MORARU

Studia Universitatis Petru Maior. Philologia - Academic Journal of Literature and Linguistics, nr. 03, 2004 Abstract: Our study proposes to delimit and circumscribe the main moments of Cioran’s receptivity in Romanian culture, beginning with his attitude in the interbelic period until the contemporary period. The author discovers more chronological references of Cioran’s receptivity, but at…

“Cioran: Existentialism, Gnosticism, Nihilism” – Ioan P. CULIANU

Existentialism We will not insist on analyzing the relations between existentialism and Gnosticism established by Hans Jonas. I have already done this elsewhere, in detail (Gnosticismo, pp. 119 sq.). Gnosticism and existentialism resemble the phenomenology of the being-in-the-world, which is "pro-iectation" (Geworfenheit), abandonment, forgetfulness, inauthenticity. But while this condition forms, for the Gnostic, only the…

“Of Hatred and Solitude in the Works of Mary Shelley and E. M. Cioran” – Ştefan BOLEA

Philobiblon. Transylvanian Journal of Multidisciplinary Research In Humanities, XXII, 2, pp. 105-116 (2017) Abstract Despite the fact that Mary Shelley and E. M. Cioran have never been previously analyzed in the same context (they belong not only to different ages but also to divergent genres), we will find that they share at least two similar…

“The Philosophical Periods of Emil Cioran” – Ciprian VĂLCAN

Romanian Philosophical Culture, Globalization and Education Romanian Philosophical Studies, VI. Cultural Heritage and Contemporary Change, series IV A, Central and Eastern Europe, Volume 35. General Editor George F. McLean.  Edited by Stefan Popenici & Alin Tat. Emil Cioran was born on April 8th, 1911 in Răşinari, near Sibiu, in a Romanian region that until 1918 was part of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire. His father, Emilian Cioran, was an Orthodox…