Exister Dans La Fragilite

Vanin, Laurence

“As soon as a man is born, he is old enough to die,” Heidegger reminds us. Man is thrown into a hostile world, but he constantly tries to understand it, to arrange it, and to transcend its primary fragility by experiencing the quest for meaning. To overcome his own vulnerability, his own precariousness, man tries to assert himself, is active in making this fragility a force. For Laurence Vanin, “to be thrown into the world” is also to be thrown into an enigmatic world that it is important to understand in order to make it less frightening. It is to know that existence is strewn with trials and torments but that it needs to be sublimated. In short, to exist in fragility is to place on the horizon of its actions the possibility of happiness.

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