Le Syndrome du Funambule: Essai sur le Midi de l’Être

ISBN-10: 2312131919
ISBN-13: 9782312131917
Category: Literary Collections
Pages: 196
Language: French
Published: 2023-03-22T00:00:00Z
Publisher: Les Éditions du Net
Author: Patrick Moulin

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« Qu’est-ce que ça fait, si on accepte tout ? » Camus, alors âgé de vingt-deux ans, pose cette question dans son premier recueil de nouvelles, « L’Envers et l’Endroit », publié en 1937. Si vous en comprenez pleinement le sens, alors il est inutile d’ouvrir cet essai sur le Midi de l’Être, vous êtes arrivé. À l’opposé, si le simple questionnement fait naître en vous l’étonnement qui mène à la philosophie, alors vous êtes atteint du syndrome du funambule. Il est temps de se mettre en route. Un fil, deux pieds, un esprit qui s’agite et qui agit : voilà tout ce qu’il vous faut pour entreprendre ce parcours. Le voyage commence dans les ténèbres du vide originel. Nietzsche allume les premiers feux de l’aurore pour nous conduire peu à peu vers son grand Midi. Camus prend le relais, depuis Midi le juste où règne la lumière verticale de sa pensée, jusqu’au crépuscule des cerfs-volants. Et bientôt la nuit se referme pour préparer, peut-être, le chemin d’un nouveau matin.

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