Cioran's house inAfter focusing on Humanities at the in ( Hermannstadt), Cioran, at age 17, entered the, where he studied and immediately met and, who became his friends. Future Romanian philosopher and future Romanian thinker became his closest academic colleagues; all three studied under. Cioran, Eliade, and Țuțea became supporters of Ionescu's ideas, known as.Cioran had a good command of.
His early studies revolved around, and especially. He became an, taking as an axiom 'the inconvenience of existence'.
While at the University, he was influenced by, and, but also by the philosopher, whose contribution to Cioran’s central system of thought was the belief that life is. Cioran's graduation thesis was on, whom he later rejected, claiming Bergson did not comprehend the tragedy of life.Career Berlin and Romania In 1933, he received a scholarship to the, where he came into contact with Klages.
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While in, he became interested in the policies of the, contributed a column to dealing with the topic (in which Cioran confessed that 'there is no present-day politician that I see as more sympathetic and admirable than ', while expressing his approval for the —'what has humanity lost if the lives of a few imbeciles were taken'), and, in a letter written to, described himself as 'a '. He held similar views about, welcoming victories in the, arguing that: 'Fascism is a shock, without which is a compromise comparable to today's Romania'.Cioran’s first book, On the Heights of Despair (literally translated: 'On the Summits of Despair'), was published in Romania in 1934.
It was awarded the Commission’s Prize and the Young Writers Prize for one of the best books written by an unpublished young writer.