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E.M. Cioran and the Human Condition is a lively, accessible and thought-provoking introduction to an intriguing, unjustly marginalized thinker who has much to teach us not simply about the human condition itself, after the crises of the twentieth century, but the dialogue between philosophy and religious thought in Europe, and especially France, after the Second World War. Karl White’s important book will reshape our understanding of Cioran’s beguiling, fragmentary writings and make us rethink the parameters of European philosophy. * - Matthew Beaumont, Professor of English Literature, University College London *

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Karl White is a graduate of King’s College London where he tutored for several years in Ethics, Philosophy in Film and Literature.

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