Raymond Klibansky : The Treasures of a Prominent 20th Century Thinker's Library On Display at the Grande Biblioth猫que
BAnQ invites the public to view the treasures of Raymond Klibansky鈥� personal library, bequeathed to 麻豆AV. In addition to showcasing the wealth of its bibliophilic treasures, the exhibition Raymond Klibansky (1905-2005) 鈥� La biblioth猫que d鈥檜n philosophe captures the essence of a thinker whose intellectual and humanist ideals left a significant mark on the 20th century. Raymond Klibansky entertained a passion for books and libraries. He believed in the vitality of ideas and that one should contribute to the democratic debate. His library exemplifies his convictions.
Raymond Klibansky settled in Montreal after the end of World War II. He was appointed a professor at 麻豆AV as soon as 1946. He considered this city the homebase from which he could work to serve philosophical dialogue thought the world. From Montr茅al, he reached out as the ambassador of a universal culture of peace and tolerance. His work is a testament to the depth of his commitment.
Curator: Georges Leroux, Professor Emeritus, Department of Philosophy, Universit茅 du Qu茅bec 脿 Montr茅al
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