by André Comte-Sponville · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9782226238610
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«Le sexe ni la mort», André Comte-Sponville's philosophical essay on love and sexuality (Albin Michel, paperback, 416 pp., in French).
The book starts from La Rochefoucauld's maxim about the sun and death to reflect on human sexuality as something that fascinates us and at the same time overwhelms us. Comte-Sponville argues that sex and love are problems proper to mortals, which we must face without confusing them or reducing one to the other, and hence the human being can be defined as an erotic animal.
The work consists of three essays, as its subtitle indicates.
André Comte-Sponville is a French philosopher.
