Sioranove vježbe nepokornosti

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2013-09-17Author
Kalezić-Radonjić, Svetlana S.
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Osnovni cilj prispevka je iskanje sistema v Sioranovem filozofskem
nesistemu. Opus tega filozofa ponuja obilo prodornih in nevsakdanjih
razmišljanj o fenomenu Boga, umetnosti (v prvi vrsti glasbe in
poezije) ter o smislu obstoja. V središču njegovih obsesij se nahaja
prepričanje o nesposobnosti človeštva (obsojenega na neskončno ponavljanje
trpljenja in revščine), da bi bistveno spremenilo svoj položaj.
Pri tem sta imela po njegovem videnju pomembno vlogo prav religija
in Bog, ki si ju je človek izmislil zato, da bi pojasnil svojo bolečino,
nesrečo in notranje skušnjave. Čeprav kaotična in kontradiktorna, je
Sioranova filozofska misel predvsem antidogmatska, takšen pa je tudi
njen jezikovni izraz, zato jo karakterizira izrazita poetska zgoščenost.
Ta izhaja iz globokega občutka tragičnega obstoja in je usmerjena na
življenje samo – kot takšna se upira vsakršni sistematizaciji.
The fundamental objective of this paper is to determine the system of
Cioran’s philosophical non-system. The entire opus of this philosopher
offers an abundance of lucid and extraordinary analyses of the
phenomenon of God, art (mostly music and poetry), and the meaning
of life. At the center of his obsessions is the standpoint about the impotence
of mankind, destined to endless recurrences of trouble and
misery, to fundamentally change its position, which, in his opinion,
was largely contributed by religion and God, which man created to
explain his pain, misery and inner temptations. Although seemingly
chaotic and contradictory, Cioran’s philosophical thought is primarily
anti-dogmatic, as well as its literary expression, and it is characterized
by great poetic “density.” Deriving from the profound personal
feeling of tragedy of existence, it is oriented at life itself, and, as such,
refuses to be systematized.
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http://dx.doi.org/10.17161/SCN.1808.11810
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