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The Library of the Dead
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- ISBN8233318856
- EAN9798233318856
- Date de parution12/04/2026
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
What remains of a person when only their books still speak of them?An aging philosopher lives in seclusion in a house full of books. The world outside has grown quieter, his conversations rarer. What remains to him are the fire in the hearth, the order of his library, and a machine with which he speaks. But this machine does not merely read texts. It also reads the traces a life has left inside them.
Marginal notes. Underlinings. Repetitions. Omissions. From the philosopher's books, it gradually reconstructs not only his thought, but his self. What begins as a philosophical conversation becomes, over the course of a single night, a disturbing confrontation with memory, identity, and the question of whether a human being may live on nowhere more fully than in the traces of their reading. The Library of the Dead is a literary philosophical novel about consciousness, books, artificial intelligence, and what remains of the human being.
Marginal notes. Underlinings. Repetitions. Omissions. From the philosopher's books, it gradually reconstructs not only his thought, but his self. What begins as a philosophical conversation becomes, over the course of a single night, a disturbing confrontation with memory, identity, and the question of whether a human being may live on nowhere more fully than in the traces of their reading. The Library of the Dead is a literary philosophical novel about consciousness, books, artificial intelligence, and what remains of the human being.
