Banalites metaphysiques
By (author) Alexandru Dragomir
Ancien eleve de Heidegger, Alexandru Dragomir (1916-2002) est une figure atypique de la philosophie. Abandonnant l’idee d’une carriere universitaire apres la Seconde guerre mondiale, il navigua d’un metier a un autre, refusant categoriquement d’etre publie de son vivant. Il laisse aujourdh’ui a nos curiosites ses Banalites metaphysiques, extraits des cahiers dans lesquels il griffonait des notes a sa propre intention. Banalites metaphysiques est la premiere publication de ce philosophe hors norme, tire malgre lui de son retrait volontaire.
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