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The Trouble With Being Born

by Emil Cioran

The volume examines the human condition by reducing it to birth and death, arguing that the real disaster is the fact of birth. Written in a clear aphoristic style, it addresses time, death, God, religion, suicide, suffering, and the urge to silence. The work cuts directly to the core of human experience.

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