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A great nostalgic of eternity, Friedrich Nietzsche, cried out to his solitude, to exile to seek refuge, far, very far from all truth. Rimbaud, this great child with astonished eyes, felt himself returning to exile, to slavery, while Blanchot saw in Eurydice's gaze a blinding light, foreign to all exile, to all slavery...
The precious contribution of the Muse is present everywhere. Religious mysticism tries to place us in the symbolic beyond, while Homer, the divine, initiates us in the worldly, poetic, symbolic, and mythical space at once. If we wish to truly approach the reality of exile, we must consider all the contributions of human experience, of our own experience.
There we will meet the philosophical demon, the truth of all truths that deals with this subject and even in an moving way. It is the proximity in distance, the infinite in the finite, the gaze of eternity in time, the unspeakable in the speakable through myths, symbols, allegories, and religious revelations that reveal the profound reality of man, despite the demands of any orthodoxy.
Nicos Makris, born in Astakos in 1947, is a doctor of philosophy and a writer. He has published, among others, The Metaphysical Foundations of Mysticism, Immediate and Exteriority, Study of Death, Philosophy of Beauty, Wisdom and Philosophy, The Eternal Philosophy, Morality and Logic. He is also the author of six novels and has translated into Greek several eminent European philosophers.
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- Soft
- Number of Pages
- 87
- Dimensions
- 14x20 cm
- Release Date
- 5/2011
- Publication Date
- 2011
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- Classic Texts
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