LÉVINAS AND CIORAN: INSOMNIA’S EXPERIENCE

Authors

  • Cristóbal Cea Bustamante Universidad de Chile

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15691/0718-5448Vol11Iss1a176

Keywords:

Il y a, Insomnia, Unconscious, Lévinas, Cioran

Abstract

From the ontological thought of captivity, that Emmanuel Lévinas made, that is to say, from its concept of Il y a and his description of the closest experience to the anonymous and impersonal self, the insomnia, the present paper has the purpose of having a conversation or an approach with the pessimistic thinking of Emil Cioran. Everything to spotlight the horror of this pathology and the importance of the dream or the unconscious in front of it, presented as, the unconscious, as a necessary exit.

Author Biography

  • Cristóbal Cea Bustamante, Universidad de Chile



References

Cioran, Emil. 2010. Conversaciones. Barcelona: Tusquets.

Cioran, Emil. 2015. En las cimas de la desesperación. Barcelona: Tusquets.

Lévinas, Emmanuel. 2000. De la existencia al existente. Madrid: Arena Libros.

Lévinas, Emmanuel. 1993. El tiempo y el otro. Barcelona: Paidós.

Lévinas, Emmanuel. 2000. Ética e Infinito. Madrid: Antonio Machado.

Lévinas, Emmanuel — Poirié, Francois. 2009. Ensayo y Conversaciones. Madrid: Arena Libros.

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Published

2017-12-27

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Research Articles

How to Cite

Cea Bustamante, Cristóbal. 2017. “LÉVINAS AND CIORAN: INSOMNIA’S EXPERIENCE”. Síntesis. Philosophy Journal 11 (1): 37-49. https://doi.org/10.15691/0718-5448Vol11Iss1a176.

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