Bücher von Daniel Deleanu

This first grammar of the language of animals is a thorough analysis of the way in which animals verbally communicate and why we must consider their vocalizations a genuine language. Daniel Deleanu holds, among several other degrees, a doctorate in philology with the distinction magna cum laude. He is also a poet, novelist and the author of numerous books which cover such diverse areas as the mysterious Dakini language of Tibet (which he has managed to eventually crack), general and specialized linguistics, philosophy, religious studies, and literary criticism. An accomplished translator, he has made new English versions for many important books, which include the Bhagavad Gita, Yoga Sutra, Shiva Samhita, Dakini Sutra, Dakini Tantra, the Mayan Paris Codex, the Gospel of Thomas, the Gospel of Abgar, Heraclitus' philosophical fragments, Ludwig Wittgenstein's Tractatus, Karl Marx's Communist Manifesto, and the poetry of the likes of Sappho, Vladimir Mayakovsky, Paul Celan and Mao Zedong.

A philosophical inquiry into the poetry of one of the greatest masters of the 20th century.

Set in Charlottetown and Ottawa, in the period demarcated by the Charlottetown Conference and Confederation Day (1864-1867), Of First Love in a Dream of Countrymen is a love story, a historical novel, and a Bildungsroman; it is, however, neither a syrupy tearjerker, nor a nationalistic mapping of the events leading to Confederation. One might say about Of First Love in a Dream of Countrymen that it transcends both national borders and strict novelistic genres. Justin Sand, the main character of the novel, is one of those energetic young men who directly contributed, through their unswerving dedication, to the advent of Canadian Confederation, but he is disregarded by the older generation, whose representatives do not support the idea of a sovereign Canada, among them the parents of his fiancée, Romana, and Samuel Lang, a retired businessman who amassed his fortune by nefarious means.

Set in Charlottetown and Ottawa, in the period demarcated by the Charlottetown Conference and Confederation Day (1864-1867), OF FIRST LOVE IN A DREAM OF COUNTRYMEN is a love story, a historical novel, and a Bildungsroman; it is, however, neither a syrupy tearjerker, nor a nationalistic mapping of the events leading to Confederation. One might say about OF FIRST LOVE IN A DREAM OF COUNTRYMEN that it transcends both national borders and strict novelistic genres. Justin Sand, the main character of the novel, is one of those energetic young men who directly contributed, through their unswerving dedication, to the advent of Canadian Confederation, but he is disregarded by the older generation, whose representatives do not support the idea of a sovereign Canada, among them the parents of his fiancée, Romana, and Samuel Lang, a retired businessman who amassed his fortune through nefarious means. The two sequels, FUTURE IN THE PAST and PAST PERFECT, follow the destiny of the Sand clan, taking the reader on a journey that starts with WWI and ends in a dystopian future.

Set in Charlottetown and Ottawa, in the period demarcated by the Charlottetown Conference and Confederation Day (1864-1867), OF FIRST LOVE IN A DREAM OF COUNTRYMEN is a love story, a historical novel, and a Bildungsroman; it is, however, neither a syrupy tearjerker, nor a nationalistic mapping of the events leading to Confederation. One might say about OF FIRST LOVE IN A DREAM OF COUNTRYMEN that it transcends both national borders and strict novelistic genres. Justin Sand, the main character of the novel, is one of those energetic young men who directly contributed, through their unswerving dedication, to the advent of Canadian Confederation, but he is disregarded by the older generation, whose representatives do not support the idea of a sovereign Canada, among them the parents of his fiancée, Romana, and Samuel Lang, a retired businessman who amassed his fortune by nefarious means.

Written by Daniel Deleanu in one of the oldest forms of archaic Greek hitherto known, which is older than the language used by Heraclitus and Plato, this philosophical text employs the antiquated elements of the language mentioned herein in order to create a deeper form of investigation, called "logosophism," a heuristic system whose main epistemological and ontological goal is to descend to the primeval matrix of the unconscious Logos in order to bring to light answers to questions regarding its relation to being. In other words, the methodology proposed here by the author is exactly like investigating, via a meta-idiom, cell reproduction in "cell language." On the first part of the Trilogy, "Logos and Being," Richard Rorty commented as follows: "The work of a genius! Daniel Deleanu is one of the greatest philosophers not only of today, but of all time!"

A logosophistic exploration of one of the greatest pieces of English literature.

A philosophical examination of the discursive poems composed by one of the greatest poets of all time.

A logosophistic approach to the way in which Marshall McLuhan is to be read in the age of the posthuman.

A critical examination of the fiction of one of the greatest writers of the 20th century.

A critical investigation of the monism of the World and the Word in John Milton's poetry.

A logosophistic approach to one of the most original novelists of our time.

A philosophical approach to the fiction of one of the greatest writers of our time.

A logosophistic survey of the elusive relationship existent between reality and fiction in Vladimir Nabokov's prose.

A logosophistic examination of the poetry written by one of the greatest poets of the 20th century.

A metatextual look at the metafictional universe of one of the greatest American writers of all time.

A critical examination of the language and its philosophical implications employed by one of the most original poets of all time.

A logosophistic study of the theological mechanisms that set into motion the mystic poetry of William Blake.

A logosophistic analysis of some of the themes and motifs in the works of one of the greatest writers of all time.

A logosophistic re-reading of one of the most important English poets.