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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Benjamin Fondane was a French-Romanian intellectual and poet whose thought and writing transcended the boundaries of genre and discipline, spanning poetry, theater, literary criticism, and philosophy. Existential Monday brings the essays of this complex, brilliant, and until now under-appreciated thinker to a new audience of readers.Benjamin Fondane-who was born and educated in Romania, moved as an adult to Paris, lived for a time in Buenos Aires, where he was close to Victoria Ocampo, Jorge Luis Borges's friend and publisher, and died in Auschwitz-was an artist and thinker who found in every limit, in every border, "a torture and a spur." Poet, critic, man of the theater, movie director, Fondane was the most daring of the existentialists, a metaphysical anarchist, affirming individual against those great abstractions that limit human freedom-the State, History, the Law, the Idea.Existential Monday, the first selection of his philosophical work to appear in English, includes four of Fondane's most thought-provoking and important texts, "Existential Monday and the Sunday of History," "Preface for the Present Moment," "Man Before History" (co-translated by Andrew Rubens), and "Boredom." Here Fondane, until now little-known except to specialists, emerges as one of the enduring French philosophers of the twentieth century. Poet, critic, man of the theater, movie director, Benjamin Fondane took a philosophical turn in 1930s, which made him a major interlocutor. This book deals with his life and work. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Benjamin Fondane was a French-Romanian intellectual and poet whose thought and writing transcended the boundaries of genre and discipline, spanning poetry, theater, literary criticism, and philosophy. Existential Monday brings the essays of this complex, brilliant, and until now under-appreciated thinker to a new audience of readers.Benjamin Fondane-who was born and educated in Romania, moved as an adult to Paris, lived for a time in Buenos Aires, where he was close to Victoria Ocampo, Jorge Luis Borges's friend and publisher, and died in Auschwitz-was an artist and thinker who found in every limit, in every border, "a torture and a spur." Poet, critic, man of the theater, movie director, Fondane was the most daring of the existentialists, a metaphysical anarchist, affirming individual against those great abstractions that limit human freedom-the State, History, the Law, the Idea.Existential Monday, the first selection of his philosophical work to appear in English, includes four of Fondane's most thought-provoking and important texts, "Existential Monday and the Sunday of History," "Preface for the Present Moment," "Man Before History" (co-translated by Andrew Rubens), and "Boredom." Here Fondane, until now little-known except to specialists, emerges as one of the enduring French philosophers of the twentieth century. Poet, critic, man of the theater, movie director, Benjamin Fondane took a philosophical turn in 1930s, which made him a major interlocutor. This book deals with his life and work. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Benjamin Fondane was a French-Romanian intellectual and poet whose thought and writing transcended the boundaries of genre and discipline, spanning poetry, theater, literary criticism, and philosophy. Existential Monday brings the essays of this complex, brilliant, and until now under-appreciated thinker to a new audience of readers.Benjamin Fondane-who was born and educated in Romania, moved as an adult to Paris, lived for a time in Buenos Aires, where he was close to Victoria Ocampo, Jorge Luis Borges's friend and publisher, and died in Auschwitz-was an artist and thinker who found in every limit, in every border, "a torture and a spur." Poet, critic, man of the theater, movie director, Fondane was the most daring of the existentialists, a metaphysical anarchist, affirming individual against those great abstractions that limit human freedom-the State, History, the Law, the Idea.Existential Monday, the first selection of his philosophical work to appear in English, includes four of Fondane's most thought-provoking and important texts, "Existential Monday and the Sunday of History," "Preface for the Present Moment," "Man Before History" (co-translated by Andrew Rubens), and "Boredom." Here Fondane, until now little-known except to specialists, emerges as one of the enduring French philosophers of the twentieth century. Poet, critic, man of the theater, movie director, Benjamin Fondane took a philosophical turn in 1930s, which made him a major interlocutor. This book deals with his life and work. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

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