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My thoughts will be organized along two axes, one in the field of cultural history, the other in that of comparative studies. Accordingly, in the first stage I make every endeavour to describe the Romanian cultural environment where the presence of and, subsequently, the confrontation between French and German cultural influences take shape, and I highlight the recurrent themes that have to do with attempts to define Romanian culture. The purpose of this undertaking is to introduce the reader into the complex aspects of the confrontation between French and German cultural influences in…mehr

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My thoughts will be organized along two axes, one in the field of cultural history, the other in that of comparative studies. Accordingly, in the first stage I make every endeavour to describe the Romanian cultural environment where the presence of and, subsequently, the confrontation between French and German cultural influences take shape, and I highlight the recurrent themes that have to do with attempts to define Romanian culture. The purpose of this undertaking is to introduce the reader into the complex aspects of the confrontation between French and German cultural influences in interwar Romania. I then consider the attitude of Cioran s generation, laying emphasis on the reasons why the most prominent representatives of the young interwar intellectuals declare themselves admirers of German culture and fierce opponents of the French model. In the second stage of the research I move on to a comparative study, examining Cioran s intellectual engagement with a number of Germanand French authors, such as Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, Weininger, Pascal, the moralists, and Valéry.
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Ciprian Valcan (born December 5, 1973, in Arad). Fellowships from the Ecole Normale Superieure Paris (1995-1997) and the French Government (2001-2004). BA and MA in Philosophy from Paris-Sorbonne University (Paris IV). PhD in Cultural History from Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes in Paris (2006).