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Începem la timp (editorial)......................1
Marian NENCESCU: Academicianul-profesor Alexandru Surdu a plecat în lumina
Gândului deplin.......................................2
Viorella MANOLACHE: "Come back, Michel Foucault - we need you!"... but wear
a mask!....5
Ger GROOT: Caesar Salad - or: are frontiers really necessary?..........................................16
Dragoș DRAGOMAN: Europa și islamul. Conflict și conviețuire în jurul Mediteranei................27
Marian NENCESCU: File dintr-o epopee identitară: "De neamul marmațienilor"... ...... 38
Cristina VOHN: "Recompunerile lui Proteu. Gheorghe (George) Manolache" ................... 44
Mihaela ALBU: Exilul - o temă recurentă în preocupările criticului literar Ștefan
Ion Ghilimescu................................................. 48
Liliana DANCIU: Un basm bănățean cu strigoi, în dublă cheie de lectură ..............................53
Mihai POSADA: Menuț Maximinian : critic și poet........................................................... 67
Savu POPA: Imaginea mistică a devenirii în poemul "Nouă variațiuni pentru
orgă" de Nichita Danilov...........................................72 Petru Adrian DANCIU: Nefârtatul, erou al catabasisului............................................... 85
Mircea BĂDUȚ: Legile lui Asimov - norme metodologice ..............................................97
Începem la timp
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Eon, 1 (1), 2020, 1
Academicianul-profesor Alexandru Surdu
a plecat în lumina Gândului deplin
Marian NENCESCU
Eon, 1 (1), 2020, 2-4
Title: Academician-professor Alexandru Surdu has gone into the light of Divine Thought
Abstract: December 11, 2020 turned out to be a bad day. The heart
of the academic-professor Alexandru Surdu stopped beating, just a few months
before his 83rd birthday (he was born in Brasov, on February 24, 1938). He was,
certainly, the most important Romanian philosopher of our time.
Keywords: philosophy; system; tribute; culture; journalism;
"«Come back, Michel Foucault - we need you!»... but wear a mask!"
Viorella MANOLACHE
Eon, 1 (1), 2020, 5-15
Title: "«Come back, Michel Foucault - we need you!»... but wear a mask!"
Abstract: The present article approaches
Bernard-Henri Lévy's method, that of emitting a set of reflections, organized
in the manner of a text-gesture, a mechanism analyzed including the way in
which Bernard-Henri Lévy reports in Ce virus qui rend fou (Bernard Grasset
Publishing House, Paris, 2020)/The Virus in the Age of Madness (Yale University
Press, New Haven & London, 2020) to Michel Foucault. In the reflection
dedicated to "Foucault journalist", Bernard-Henri Lévy wonders regarding
"what Michel Foucault is saying", starting from the finding - without a
doubt - that "there are more Foucaults". In the context of the
volumes dedicated to the virus, Lévy appeals to Foucault 1, the one present in
the very title of the introductory chapter of the first edition - Ce
virus qui rend fou - a Foucault directly invoked, drawn-imperatively-into-debate,
whose ideational substance underlies Lévy's reflective equation; and a Foucault
2, that of The Virus in the Age of Madness, whose reference is doubled by the
plus-meaning conferred by the statement "we need you!".
Keywords: Bernard-Henri Lévy; Michel Foucault;
Virus; Medical Crisis; Political Philosophy;
Caesar Salad - or: are frontiers
really necessary?
Ger GROOT
Eon, 1 (1), 2020, 16-26
Abstract: In the beginning of his play, - Julius Caesar - Shakespeare shows how certain aristocrats, who still honoured - the
stern morals of the Republic, had second thoughts about Caesar's political
triumph. Nevertheless, compared to the enthusiasm of the people, their
authority did not amount to much anymore. We will have a closer look at this
scene, as in this essay I will discuss on Julius Caesar in his various
appearances, not only to shed light on the problem of borders, limits, frontiers or boundaries
(Grenze in German) in their various
aspects, but also to make this problematic visible
in scenes that apparently have nothing to do with philosophy.
Keywords: analyze; authority; order;
delimitation; rules; philosophy; politics;
Europa și islamul. Conflict și
conviețuire în jurul Mediteranei
Dragoș DRAGOMAN
Eon, 1 (1), 2020, 27-37
Title:
"Europe and Islam: Conflict and cooperation on the Mediterranean shores"
File dintr-o epopee identitară:
„De neamul marmațienilor”
Marian NENCESCU
Eon, 1 (1), 2020, 38-43
Title: "Pages from an identity
epic: The Marmatians"
„Recompunerile lui Proteu.
Gheorghe (George) Manolache”
Cristina VOHN
Eon, 1 (1), 2020, 44-47
Title: "Proteus's
recompositions. Gheorghe (George) Manolache"
Exilul - o temă recurentă în preocupările
criticului literar Ștefan Ion Ghilimescu
Mihaela ALBU
Eon, 1 (1), 2020, 48-52
Title: "The exile - a
recurrent theme in the concerns of the literary critic Ștefan Ion Ghilimescu"
Un basm bănățean cu strigoi,
în dublă cheie de lectură
Liliana DANCIU
Eon, 1 (1), 2020, 53-66
Title: "A Banat fairy tale with undead in a double
reading key"
Menuț Maximinian : critic și poet
Mihai POSADA
Eon, 1 (1), 2020, 67-71
Title: "Menuț Maximinian : critic and poet"
Imaginea mistică a devenirii în poemul
"Nouă variațiuni pentru orgă"
de Nichita Danilov
Savu POPA
Eon, 1 (1), 2020, 72-84
Title: "The
Mystical Image of Becoming in The Poem «Nine Variations for Organ» by Nichita
Danilov"
Nefârtatul, erou al catabasisului
Petru Adrian DANCIU
Eon, 1 (1), 2020, 85-96
Title: "The
unbrother, hero of katabasis"
Legile lui Asimov - norme metodologice
Mircea BĂDUȚ
Eon, 1 (1), 2020, 97-102
Title: "Asimov's Laws -
methodological norms"