Emil Cioran pays tribute to the redemptive virtues of suicide. 1977.
"The more I go on, the more I become convinced that without the daily assistance of Suicide, life would be impossible."
2.500€
"The more I go on, the more I become convinced that without the daily assistance of Suicide, life would be impossible."
2.500€
Emil Cioran
Autographed letter signed to Gabriel Matzneff.
One page in-8°. Autograph envelope.
Paris. March 7, 1977.
"The more I go on, the more I become convinced that without the daily assistance of Suicide, life would be impossible."
Emil Cioran proclaims the philosophical virtues of suicide while welcoming the re-release of Gabriel Matzneff's first book, Le Défi.
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"Dear Sir, I called you this morning and was told you were traveling. I hope to see you again soon to discuss the main theme of the Challenge . The more I think about it, the more convinced I become that without the daily assistance of Suicide, life would be impossible. Let us sweep away these twenty centuries that separate us from those who extolled it. Yours sincerely."
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The Challenge was originally published in 1965 by La Table Ronde publishing house.