Sorin Cerin Wisdom Collection: 16.777 Philosophical Aphorisms- Complete Works- 2020 Edition
By: Romania
Publisher: Amazon
Published: 16 June, 2020
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 590
ISBN-13: 9798654343888
Copyright date: 16 June, 2020
Description: Sorin Cerin is an important existentialist poet of the XXI century, philosopher and logician, creator of the Philosophical Works of Coaxialism, author of the monumental work entitled Wisdom Collection, considered one of the most important thinkers of the world gnomic genre, essayist and novelist of Romanian origin (born November 25, 1963, Baia Mare, Romania). Sorin Cerin is an important existentialist poet whose existentialist philosophical poems are quoted by specialists alongside philosophers, poets and existentialist authors such as Nietzsche, Heidegger, Sartre or Kierkegaard but also the author of a new philosophical system called Coaxialism. Sorin Cerin is especially sought after by the general public, among existentialist poets and philosophers, both for his existentialist philosophical poems that focus mainly on Love, Existence, Illusion, the Absurd or Death, and for philosophical aphorisms, structured in several volumes, and previously published in various publishing houses, to be later reunited under the aegis of a single monumental volume, entitled Wisdom Collection.This title first appeared in 2009, which together with the future editions of Sorin Cerin's Wisdom Collections from the following years, brought him fame and international recognition, for which, Sorin Cerin, is considered to be one of the most representative existentialist philosophers and poets, but, also author of wisdom, author of philosophical aphorisms or thinker of the sapiential genre, worldwide.Many philosophical aphorisms from Wisdom Collection,, are selected in various publications or prestigious anthologies of the world.
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