De Amore

Essayist Ferenc Bréda's wisdom on love is also a large-scale play on words, which testifies to the fact that his author carries in his blood the philosophical education of the Western world, from Neoplatonism to French deconstruction. The subject of the game is love, which is both an elevated and a profane theme. Understanding Bréda's wisdom wrapped in puns sometimes requires theoretical education, sometimes a tendency to play is enough. In the flow of puns, the reader can rest on the island of conclusions: I believe the Soul, the Latin Anima, is actually ontological heavy water. In every new love, the Lover remembers all his old loves at the same time."