On the Heights of Despair by Cioran, E.M. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Acknowledgments

Introduction: Imagining Cioran Note on the text

On Being Lyrical How Distant Everything Is! On Not Wanting To Live The Passion For The Absurd The World And I Weariness And Agony Despair And The Grotesque The Premonition Of Madness On Death Melancholy Nothing Is Important Ecstasy The World In Which Nothing Is Solved The Contradictory And The Inconsequential Total Dissatisfaction Disintegration On The Reality Of The Body I Do Not Know Is It Not Enough That One Is Alone? The Monopoly Of Suffering Absolute Lyricism The Meaning Of Grace The Vanity Of Compassion Eternity And Morality Moment And Eternity History And Eternity Not To Be A Man Anymore Magic And Fatality Unimaginable Joy All Is Dust Enthusiasm As A Form Of Love Light And Darkness Renunciation The Blessings Of Insomnia Man, The Insomniac Animal Truth, What A Word! The Beauty Of Flames The Paucity Of Wisdom The Return To Chaos Irony And Self-Irony On Poverty The Flight From The Cross Had Jesus Not Died On The Cross, Christianity Would Not Have Triumphed. The Cult Of Infinity Transfiguration Of Banality The Burden Of Sadness Degradation Through Work The Sense Of Endings The Satanic Principle Of Suffering An Indirect Animal Nothing Matters Man’s Inconsistency The Double And His Art Nonsense

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