Octavian Gabor is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Methodist College. He works in Greek philosophy and also has strong interests in Dostoevsky. His most recent publications include the articles “Two Kinds of Responsibility in Crime and Punishment” in Mundo Eslavo and “Noica’s Becoming within Being and Meno’s Paradox” in A Handbook to Classical Reception in Eastern and Central Europe (Blackwell, 2017). He has translated works from French to Romanian and Romanian to English. His most recent translation is Andre Scrima’s Apophatic Anthropology (Gorgias, 2016).
The Romanian Sentiment of Being
Pray for Brother Alexander