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To be someone here and now, you have to give up being someone else, somewhere else or later.
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Žarko Paić: Ontički minimum ljubavi
Vladimir Jankélévitch, Paradoks morala, AGM, Zagreb, 2004. S francuskoga preveo Daniel Bučan U iskušenju stvaranja bilo kakvog moralnoga kodeksa koji bi možda imao nekog smisla u ovoj mračnoj suvremenosti mnogi .zagovornici povratka tzv. univerzalnim moralnim vrijednostima kao da zaboravljaju ono što je na pregnantni način uspostavio u svojem mišljenju francuski filozof i kompozitor, autor…
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26-27 marzo, napoli: "l'assurdo. l'incerto". laboratorio
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#Albert Camus#assurdo#Gionata De Vico#incerto#Istituto Italiano per gli Studi Filosofici#laboratorio#Lucio Saviani#Nicola Magliulo#Rosalia Peluso#Simone Weil#Stefania Tarantino#Vladimir Jankélévitch
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La violence s’oppose si peu à la faiblesse que la faiblesse n’a souvent pas d’autre symptôme que la violence.
Vladimir Jankélévitch, Le pur et l'impur
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“As the philosopher Vladimir Jankélévitch has written in his discomforting book La Mort, to think of death is penser l'impensable, to think the un-thinkable. There is utterly nothing to think about death; genius and simpleton are equally thwarted in confronting this subject. Death is nothing, a nothing, a negativity. Thoughts about it are compromised to the most infinitesimal degree, even if, in accord with the law of compression, they are probably extremely dense. But are they thoughts? Hard to say. For anyone who ventures into thinking the unthinkable, words at least remain; we can call them thoughts just as well as not. Even the words shrink to something very small. Thinking of death becomes a monotonous and manic litany, undeniably similar to certain products of modern poetry: "I will die die will I die I will will I die die I will I will die." Or in French: "Je vais mourir mourir je vais je vais mou-rir, rire, rire, je vais mou" - it can be staged in all languages, in the same empty way, for no doubt the limits of my language are the limits of my world, but the limits of my world are also the limits of my language and, in the face of the death that is my anti-world, the impotence of my language becomes apparent.”
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La música puede tocar el cuerpo directamente y trastornarlo, hacer bailar y cantar, arrancar mágicamente al hombre de sí mismo.
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La musique est un charme, charme nostalgique comme l'est toujours le charme. Vladimir Jankélévitch- (La présence lointaine)
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La devise de l'amour est : Jamais assez, jamais trop ! toujours davantage !
Vladimir Jankélévitch
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Si può vivere senza musica,
senza gioia,
senza amore
e senza filosofia.
Ma mica tanto bene.
Vladimir Jankélévitch
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Çocuk gelin yoktur!!!
"Tanrım, onları bağışlama,
çünkü ne yaptıklarını biliyorlar."
Vladimir Jankélévitch
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«Dove la parola manca, là comincia la musica; dove le parole si arrestano, l’uomo non può che cantare»
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Žarko Paić: Oprost bez zaborava (Vladimir Jankélévitch i pitanje krivnje)
Vladimir Jankélévitch 1. U posljednje vrijeme, a osobito je to u svezi s razumijevanjem filozofijskoga shvaćanja pojma oprosta krivnje za počinjeni genocid nad židovskim narodom u doba Šoe/Holokausta, kao i općenito u univerzalnome smislu prevladavanja sukoba između naroda, religija, kultura u globalnome svijetu razlika, u središte interesa dolaze dvije Jankélévitcheve knjige. Obje pripadaju…
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L’homme est infiniment grand par rapport à l’infiniment petit et infiniment petit par rapport à l’infiniment grand ; ce qui le réduit presque à zéro.
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La devise de l’amour est : Jamais assez, jamais trop ! toujours davantage !
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