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Costica Bradatan

Philosophy and Essay WritingRomanian-Americanb. 1971

Philosophy is an art of living only to the extent that it offers us an art of dying.

Costica Bradatan

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Socrates470–399 BCE

Mahatma Gandhi1869–1948

Simone Weil1909–1943

Emil Cioran1911–1995

Life and Thought

Costica Bradatan is a Romanian-American philosopher, essayist, and academic best known for his research and writing on death, failure, philosophical self-destruction, and the relationship between philosophy and life. He is a Distinguished Professor of Humanities at Texas Tech University, and his essays and reviews have appeared in leading cultural and intellectual publications.

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Writings and transcribed lectures1 title

In Praise of Failure (Four-Volume Collection)
Translated by Roya Pourazar and Keyvan Sarreshteh1404

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Costica Bradatan

In their times

Influenced by4

Life and Thought

Bibliography

Writings and transcribed lectures1 title

In Praise of Failure (Four-Volume Collection)

Sedanet articles about Costica Bradatan

Costica Bradatan

In their times

Influenced by4

Life and Thought

Bibliography

Writings and transcribed lectures1 title

In Praise of Failure (Four-Volume Collection)

Sedanet articles about Costica Bradatan

Reading Adorno's Introduction to Sociology with Hesam Salamat

Which Beliefs Should Not Be Tolerated? A Conversation with Arash Naraghi

Iran's Civilizational Erosion Through Elite Migration; Mohsen Renani

On Inequality

Modern, Modernity, Modernism, and Postmodernism

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Socrates

Simone Weil

Mahatma Gandhi

Emil Cioran

Thomas More

Michel de Montaigne