Sorin Cerin
Sorin Cerin (b. Sorin Hodorogea on 25 November 1963 in Baia Mare, Romania) is a Romanian existentialist poet, philosopher, logician and creator of The Philosophical Works of the Coaxialism (2020).
Life
He spent the biggest part of his childhood at the parish of his grandfather, an ortodox priest, parish situated in Sauca village, Satu Mare county. In one of his interviews, Cerin declared that the parish house was also the place of childhood for the Magyar poet Kölcsey Ferencz, one of the most representative writers of Hungary. After having finished the high school in Baia Mare, he attended the courses of the Institute for Italian language and Culture from Bucharest. According to his own words, he actively participated in the anti-communist revolution of December 1989, having been among the first who succeeded in entering the former Central Committee of the Communist Party.
After the events of December, according to his own biographical information, he became an editor for the political section of the daily newspaper Justice which belonged to the National Peasant Christian and Democratique Party. Due to the miners revolts, which caused him troubles, he chose "exile" in the United States of America. After several years, he come back to Romania and settled down in Bucharest, although, for a certain period, he allegedly was on the Australian continent as an international press correspondent for Australia.
Cerin was influenced by existentialist authors such as Friedrich Nietzsche, Martin Heidegger, Jean-Paul Sartre or Søren Kierkegaard. He is a member of the Society of French Poets (Société des Poètes Français), the oldest and most prestigious poetry society in France based in Paris, and also of the Society of Poets and Artists of France.
Wrtings (excerpt)
- Destiny, 2004
- The Book of Wisdom, 2010
- The Coaxialism, 2011
- The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Mankind – Philosophical Aphorisms, 2019
- Destiny of the Artificial Intelligence – Philosophical Aphorisms, 2020
- Le non-sens de l'existence et de l'éternité ("The Non-Sense of Existence and Eternity"), 2021
External links
- Sorin Cerin, everipedia.org (extensive biography)
- Sorin Cerin at Amazon