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Volevo tacere: Sandor Marai
The essay explores silence as the truest form of communication and identity, contrasting it with the inadequacy of speech. Through thinkers like Wittgenstein and Heidegger, and the figure of Sándor Márai, it shows how exile and language shape a search for truth. In Márai’s work, silence, music, and waiting replace words, reflecting the mystery of existence. Writing becomes failure, while silence emerges as the only possible act of truth.
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