In memoriam: M. Liliana Herrera (1960-2019)
Aen Byte Gnostic Radio, 16 October 2019 Friedrich Nietzsche remains today a cultural icon and enigmatic philosopher. His ideas have informed … Continuar lendo Aeon Byte Gnostic Radio: “Nietzsche & Gnosticism” (Raj Ayyar)
Superstition is more than just believing in fiction. It’s a dangerous incubator for cognitive dissonance, confirmation bias, and warped perceptual … Continuar lendo Aeon Byte Gnostic Radio: “Dealing with Christian superstition” (Robert M. Price)
intuitio – Revista do PPG em Filosofia da PUC-RS Resumo: O presente trabalho tem como objetivo analisar alguns aspectos relacionais … Continuar lendo “Gnosticismo e Niilismo em Hans Jonas: o pneumáticos gnóstico enquanto primórdio do ‘indivíduo autêntico’ existencialista” (Renzo Nery)
What exactly are the Archons? Are they rebellious angels? Extraterrestrial invaders or alien mind parasites? We present a special show … Continuar lendo Aeon Byte Gnostic Radio: “Defeating the Archons”, with Jay Weidner & Laurence Galian
AEON BYTE GNOSTIC RADIO, July 1, 2019 We deal with the fascinating creation myth found in the Nag Hammadi library’s … Continuar lendo Aeon Byte: “A Gnostic Creation Myth: the Valentinian Tripartite Tractate” (Cyd Charise Ropp, Ph.D.)
Any true ecstasy is dangerous. It resembles the last stage of initiation in the Egyptian mysteries when, instead of the … Continuar lendo Aeon Byte Gnostic Radio: “The Egyptian Origins of Gnosticism” (Miguel Conner)
Wo keine Göter sind, walten Gespenster. — NOVALIS 1. The Birth of Nihilism The intention here is not to summarize … Continuar lendo “Gnosticism & Modern Nihilism” (Ioan P. Culianu)
The Hudson Review, Vol. 23, No. 1 (Spring, 1970), pp. 37-48 Transl. by Frederick Brown THE MORE WE PONDER Buddha’s … Continuar lendo “Encounters with the void” (E.M. Cioran)
Annals of the Academy of Romanian Scientists. Series on Philosophy, Psychology, Theology and Journalism, Volume 3, Number 1-2/2011 Abstract. The … Continuar lendo “The Cioranian ‘Fragment’ and the Structure of Gnostic Representations” (Viorel Cernica)
Transylvanian Review (Academia Română, Centrul de Studii Transilvane, Cluj-Napoca), XXV, 2 (summer 2016) Abstract: Our contribution attempts to respond to … Continuar lendo “Unde Malum? Dualist(oid) and Gnostic Imaginary, from Folk Mythology to Modern Romanian Literature” (Nicoleta Popa Blanariu)
STUDIA UNIVERSITATIS BABEŞ-BOLYAI THEOLOGIA ORTODOXA, vol. 63, no. 1, June 2018 Abstract: This study presents Cioran’s relation with Gnosticism that … Continuar lendo “Cioran and Gnosticism” (Ciprian Sonea)
The New York Times, january 19, 1975 E. M. Cioran fled Rasinari, Rumania, to settle in Paris. France, in 1937. … Continuar lendo “Gazing Into the abyss” (David Bromwich)
Annali dell’Istituto Orientale di Napoli 57, 1997, 323–46. THIRTY YEARS AGO, at the Colloquium on the origins of Gnosticism held … Continuar lendo “The Buddhists, the Gnostics and the Antinomistic Societies, or the Arabian Sea in the first-second century AD” (Giovanni Verardi)
The Hudson Review, vol. 20, no. 2 (Summer, 1967), pp. 189-200. Translated by Frederick Brown from CIORAN, E. M., “Le … Continuar lendo “The evil demiurge” (E. M. Cioran)
Anale. Seria Drept, volumul XXVI (2017) la editura Mirton Timisoara, ISSN 1582-9359 Abstract: Cioran is often labeled as a “nihilist”, which … Continuar lendo “Notes on nothing: an inquiry into nihilism in Cioran’s thought and works” (Rodrigo Inácio R. Sá Menezes)
ANALE SERIA DREPT, Universitatea Tibiscus, Timișoara, Romania, n° XXV, 2016, p. 49-80. Abstract: We aim at demonstrating the hermeneutic plausibility … Continuar lendo “The category of the religious in Cioran’s discourse” (Rodrigo Inácio R. Sá Menezes)
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Is it the knowledge of good and evil or the expulsion from the garden that constitutes… Continuar lendo Cioran: the burden of existence
“Gnostic thinking takes us to a privileged ontological realm: the state of perfection that precedes actualization. That which is yet … Continuar lendo “Why do anything? A meditation on procrastination” (Costica Bradatan)
