CIORAN. Filosofia unui „antifilosof”.

Adrian Buzdugan asks how Cioran’s thought fits within philosophy. Can a thinker reject systems yet hold views that cohere? He traces Cioran’s sense that life has no point. He also looks at his doubts about human purpose. He explores how Cioran accepts what he cannot change. He looks at Cioran’s view of humans as fallen beings.

This book weighs Cioran’s thought and ways to read it. It suits readers who want to explore those ideas. Buzdugan groups the work by theme and uses many sources. He treats Cioran as a thinker who thinks for himself. He does not see him as one who builds systems. He seeks balance but still makes firm claims. He makes clear that these claims reflect his own views.