Sensul perfecționismului moral la Adorno
The Adornian meaning of moral perfectionism

Summary/Abstract: Although formed in the spirit of German education, Theodor W. Adorno could know -with the help of his friend Walter Benjamin- the new aspects of Jewish philosophy (Martin Buber) and mysticism (G. Scholem), to whom he remained an "Outsider". A certain understanding concerning Judaism and Hasidism (the relationship with the divine interiority and sanctification of the world) brought an original philosophical approach of the Hegelian dialectics. Adorno read in addition to Ryle or in tandem with Cavell reveals unusual complementary aspects and even some overlap on an alleged "mental map" of skepticism in the context of closed systems of thought and identity.

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