Rozitchnerian writings of exile

Abstract

This work tries to recover the writings performed by Leon Rozitchner during his exile in Venezuela in the decade of 70s during the last Argentine military dictatorship between (1976-1983).                                                                                                                          I intend to analyze these texts from three different approaches: exile as a testimony; exile as a balance; and exile as a betrayal. The article addresses each of these perspectives in order to highlight one of the fundamental characteristics of the Argentine author's work: his capacity to develop a philosophy in constant relationship with existential index and vital ties from which writing springs. Exile, in this sense, appears as a paradigmatic example of this characteristic.