rupture

How we have changed in depth

Claire Maran

A breakup, regardless of its type and circumstances, does not pass unnoticed, as if it were a common life event. It leaves its effects and even deep imprints on the souls of both the perpetrator and the victim. Author Claire Maran is both a philosopher and a philosophy professor. In this work, she demonstrates a unique ability to delve into the human psyche, its conditions, and its suffering, revealing to the reader hidden aspects of what they experience, or what they have witnessed in those around them, without them being able to intellectually or cognitively comprehend it. Instead, the reader suffers its effects in the form of a literal existential crisis operating within them in secret, from which only feelings of suffering surface. Hence the importance of this limited-length yet highly revealing work for the Arab reader, constituting an unprecedented contribution to enriching the Arabic library, shedding in-depth light on a subject that constitutes an integral part of life itself for different segments of humanity, regardless of age or gender. It opens horizons for the Arab reader in terms of cognitive empowerment regarding the conditions of emotional and intimate relationships, making them more confident in their steps. Knowledge of the conditions of the soul and its relationships constitutes one of the most prominent components of strength.