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		Emil Cioran (April 8 1911 – June 20 1995) was a Romanian philosopher and essayist.
		Emil Cioran was born in Răşinari, Sibiu County, which was part of Austria-Hungary at the time.
		From the moment of his departure, Cioran only published books in French (all were appreciated not only because of their content, but also because of their style which was full of lyricism and fine use of the language).
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	little blue light - Emile Cioran
		Cioran was born in 1911 to Emilian, a Romanian Orthodox priest, and his anguished wife, Elvira in a Rasinari, a small idyllic Transylvanian town Emile remembered fondly throughout his life.
		Cioran's family, comprised of an older sister, Virginia, and younger brother Aurel, was one of the wealthiest and most prestigious in the small town and had a long tradition of priests.
		Cioran never specified the time or circumstances surrounding his personal loss of religious faith, but his fascination with such faith, especially its extreme forms, never waned and perhaps intensified only after he had lost faith himself.
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	Emile Cioran
		Emil Cioran (April 8, 1911 - June 20, 1995) was a writer noted for works in the French language.
		He was born in Rasinari[?], Romania, and died in Paris, having variously lived in Bucharest, Berlin, and elsewhere.
		William Gass called Cioran's work "a philosophical romance on modern themes of alienation, absurdity, boredom, futility, decay, the tyranny of history, the vulgarities of change, awareness as a agony, reason as disease."
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	Emil Mihai Cioran, existentialism and Emil Mihai Cioran, the Realm of Existentialism at DividingLine.com
		Emil Mihai Cioran, existentialism and Emil Mihai Cioran, the Realm of Existentialism at DividingLine.com
		existentialism and Emil Mihai Cioran at The Realm of Existentialism
		Emil Mihai Cioran, 1911 - 1995, A Romanian writer who spent most his life in Paris writing 'a philosophical romance on modern themes of alienation, absurdity, boredom, futility, decay, the tyranny of history, the vulgarities of change, awareness as agony, reason as disease.
	www.dividingline.com /private/Philosophy/Philosophers/Cioran/Cioran.shtml (304 words)

	Planet Cioran - Spirituality of Life and Death - Cioran - Emile Cioran - Emil Cioran
		That is why we have started up Project Cioran, which will create an expanding network to make it possible to put on-line a comprehensive group of essays, reviews, analyses and various other material related to the life and works of Emil Cioran.
		Here in one volume, are the thirty-four notebooks Cioran left behind at his death, not a journal but a sort of exercise manual, in which he tries out his formulations, perfects the expression of his obsessions and whims.
		Cioran takes the stand in the name of the devil, prosecutor of humanity, and defies us to take charge of the defense.
	www.geocities.com /PlanetCioran (910 words)

	Emil Cioran . Enpsychlopedia
		Emil Cioran, known in French as Émile Michel Cioran (April 8 1911—June 20 1995), was a Romanian philosopher and essayist.
		Emil Cioran was born in Răşinari, Sibiu County (in Transylvania, which was part of Austria-Hungary at the time).
		Although Cioran was never a member, it was during his time in Romania that he began taking an interest in the ideas put forth by the Iron Guard - a far right organization whose nationalist ideology he supported until the early years of World War II, despite allegedly disapproving of their violent methods.
	enpsychlopedia.org /psypsych/Emil_Cioran (1635 words)

	L'Encyclopédie de L'Agora: Émile Cioran
		Après avoir ressenti le besoin de rompre avec ses racines roumaines, Cioran s'établit en France en 1939.
		Pour Cioran, la philosophie est souvent «produite par des hommes sans tempérament et sans histoire» qui ne veulent surtout pas tenir compte des «misères du moi».
		Cioran "n'aime pas les livres qui se lisent comme on lit un journal: un livre doit tout bouleverser, tout remettre en question".
	www.agora.qc.ca /mot.nsf/Dossiers/Emile_Cioran (797 words)

	Emil Cioran (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Emil Cioran (April 8, 1911 â“ June 20, 1995) was a Romanian philosopher and essayist.
		Emil Cioran was born in RÄÅinari, Sibiu County (in Transylvania, which was part of Austria-Hungary at the time).
		Although Cioran was never a member, it was during his time in Romania that he began taking an interest in the ideas put forth by the Iron Guard - a far right organization whose nationalist ideology he supported until the early years of World War II, despite allegedly disapproving of their violent methods.
	emil-cioran.anime.co.za /anime/Emil_Cioran (2319 words)

	Martin Schwarz: Emil Cioran
		Emil Cioran has inhaled deeply the smell of time, inhaled deeply the smell of his native soil in Rasinari during the lonely, sleepless nights when his wakefulness was shared only by thieves and whores.
		Cioran's great aphorisms create such a vacuum, one into which his readers, as well as those who happen to hear his voice, fall, swallowed up by the eternal void: worm-holes into the everlasting.
		Cioran had no part in that; he was condemned to survival.
	www.centrostudilaruna.it /schwarzcioran.html (911 words)

	The Infidels - Emil M. Cioran
		Emil Cioran, known in French as Émile Michel Cioran, was a Romanian writer, philosopher and essayist.
		Though he was never a member, Cioran began to take an interest in the ideas put forth by the Iron Guard - a far right organization whose nationalist side of their (arguably more complex) ideology he supported until the early years of World War II, despite allegedly disaproving of their violent methods.
		Cioran, Eliade, and Tutea were adherents to the ideas of their teacher Nae Ionescu - a tendency deemed Trairism, which fused Existentialism with ideas common to various forms of Fascism.
	www.theinfidels.org /zunb-emilmcioran.htm (359 words)

	Emil Cioran
		Cioran wants a dictatorship meant to impose a heroic, aggressive ethos, the only one – according to him – that is able to get the Romanian people out of its historic inertness.
		Cioran wishes to withdraw from humanity and does not feel well but through apocalypses.
		Cioran published over 10 books of moralistic fragments in France (where he left till he died).
	www3.europole.u-nancy.fr /anglais/RO/romania/4_2_20.htm (281 words)

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		Emil Cioran a locuit la Paris în Cartierul Latin, pe care nu l-a părăsit niciodată.
		Epuizând încă din tinereţe filozofia de catedră, Cioran a părăsit devreme gândirea sistematică şi speculaţiile abstracte, pentru a se consacra unor cugetări profund personale.
		Emil Cioran a început prin a fi un gânditor torturat de sentimente şi senzaţii violente.
	www.filosofieonline.com /autori.php?autor=Emil%20Cioran (719 words)

	Cioran- BUCOVINE.com
		Emile Michel Cioran was born it April 8, 1911 in Rasinari, Roumania and dies on June 20, 1995 in Paris, France.
		For Cioran, philosophy "is often produced by men without temperament and without history "which does not want especially to hold account of" miseries ego ".
		Cioran does not like the books which are read as a newspaper is read: a book must all upset, all to call in question.
	www.bucovine.com /en/pages/culture/emile_cioran.shtml (677 words)

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		Cioran a inventat Â¨sistemele fara finalitateÂ¨cum spunea Tutea, si a luptat cumva, pentru libertatea spirituala mergand pe principiul Â¨kill your idol.Â¨ Un individ nu poate fi liber prin imitatie, chiar daca modelul imitat era fiul lui Dumnezeu.
		Iata ce zice Cioran in 1940 in Amurgul Gindurilor: "Tot secretul vietii se reduce la atÃ®t: ea nâ‘are nici un rost; fiecare din noi gaseste Ã®nsa unul." Asta-i adevarul crunt si tot ce a zis Cioran dupa aceasta declaratie este irelevant tot asa cum tot ce se intampla in universul asta este irelevant.
		Cu exceptia a 4 carti in romaneste, incepand din 1947 Emil Cioran a scris doar in franceza.
	www.cafeneaua.com /node/view/734 (3620 words)

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		Emil Cioran (April 8 1911 â“ June 20 1995) was a Romanian philosopher and essayist.
		His early call for modernization was, however, hard to reconcile with the traditionalism of the Guard.
		Regarding God, Cioran has noted "without Bach, God would be complete second rate figure" and "Bach's music is the only argument proving the creation of the Universe can not be regarded a complete failure".
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	YouTube - Emil Cioran and Petre Tutea
		Cioran fighting with God, I thought that was the opposite and that he was a Anti-Gnostic.
		Tutea and Cioran were very good friends in Romania before WWII.
		Tutea said - among other things - that Cioran is a pessimist like Schopenhauer, and that he fights with God, therefore Cioran is not an atheist, but a rebel.
	youtube.com /watch?v=KbOevl3BSGg (265 words)

	Emil M. Cioran: ...Withdrew from Social Life, existentialism and Emil Mihai Cioran, the Realm of Existentialism at ...
		Emil M. Cioran:...Withdrew from Social Life, existentialism and Emil Mihai Cioran, the Realm of Existentialism at DividingLine.com
		In his later years, Emil M. Cioran withdrew from social life.
		He fell ill in 1994 and, after a yearlong battle, Emil M. Cioran finally found his long sought bliss in nothingness.
	www.dividingline.com /private/Philosophy/Philosophers/Cioran/Cioran_Withdrew_from_Social_Life.shtml (227 words)

	Emil M. Cioran: aphoristic philosophical style, existentialism and Emil Mihai Cioran, the Realm of Existentialism at ...
		Emil M. Cioran: aphoristic philosophical style, existentialism and Emil Mihai Cioran, the Realm of Existentialism at DividingLine.com
		Before he left, his mother told Emil M. Cioran that if she knew he was going to be this unhappy she would have aborted him.
		By the time he reached Paris in 1937, Emil M. Cioran had published three books in Romanian, but was forced to live meagerly, as a 'parasite', often depending on the charity of dinner parties thrown by the friends of his fellow Romanian expatriates.
	www.dividingline.com /private/Philosophy/Philosophers/Cioran/Cioran_aphoristic_philosophical_style.shtml (199 words)

	Emil Cioran - Cugetari
		filozofia nu este de nici un ajutor de emil cioran
		emil cioran canibal de al manca pe cutare sau cutare
		sa privesti fara sa intelegi sa intelegi prea mult cioran
	www.scribd.com /doc/195882/Emil-Cioran-Cugetari (146 words)

	Emil Cioran Biography and Summary
		Writing in the tradition of Blaise Pascal and Sébastien-Roch-Nicolas Chamfort, the Romanian-born E. Cioran was France's most original twentieth-century philosopher-moralist.
		Emil Cioran, known in French as Émile Michel Cioran(April 8 1911, Răşinari, Sibiu — June 20 1995, Paris), was a Romanian- French philosopher, writer, and essayist.
		Life in Romania Emil Cioran was born in Răşinari, Sibiu.
	www.bookrags.com /Emil_Cioran (109 words)

	MavicaNET - Cioran, Emil (1911-1995)
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	Cioran.eu: Disclaimer - Copyright
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	Emil Cioran
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		Emil Cioran one of the most impoertant essayists, philosophers of the XXth Century, born in Romania, died in Paris some years ago.
		If you don'y understand Cioran try Herman Hesse, if you don't understand him either try Kundera...
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	YouTube - Documentaire Emil Cioran - Roumanie - (2 de 5)
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	Emil Cioran (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He was born Emil Mihai Cioran in Rasinari, Sibiu, Austria-Hungary (present-day Romania) the son of a Romanian Orthodox priest, and died in Paris, having variously lived in Bucharest, Berlin, and elsewhere.
		A 1937 scholarship from the French Institute in Bucharest brought him to Paris, where helived the rest of his life—though he famously said "I have no nationality—the best possible status for anintellectual." His early work was in Romanian, his latter work inFrench, and it was mostly in the form of aphorisms and short essays.
		William Gass called Cioran's work "a philosophical romance on modern themes of alienation, absurdity, boredom, futility,decay, the tyranny of history, the vulgarities of change, awareness as a agony, reason as disease."
	www.therfcc.org /emil-cioran-67959.html (256 words)

	Emil Cioran, le déraciné
		Pour Emil, qui avait alors 20 ans, ce moment a été comme une libération qui l'a marqué pour le reste de sa vie: son existence, due au hasard, n'était donc pas nécessaire!
		Plusieurs années plus tard, c'est encore à Sibiu, très belle ville qu'il aimait pourtant énormément, avec son architecture médiévale et sa population mélangée, que Cioran a vécu ce qu'il appelle le plus grand drame de sa vie: l'insomnie.
		Avec les années, publiant plusieurs livres désormais tous en français, Cioran est devenu ce que d'aucuns appellent "l'aristocrate du doute", analyste lucide et agressif, philosophe marginal, critique féroce de ses contemporains.
	www.invino.ca /Cioran1.html (420 words)

	Citations : Emil Cioran (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Emil Cioran - 1911-1995 - Carnets 1957-1972, 19 juin 1966
		Emil Cioran - 1911-1995 - Carnets 1957-1972, 7 mars 1967
		Emil Cioran - 1911-1995 - Carnets 1957-1972, 2 juillet 1970
	www.toupie.org /Citations/Cioran.htm (291 words)

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