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Søren Kierkegaard
1. Life and Works
Søren Kierkegaard was born to Michael Pedersen Kierkegaard and Anne (Lund) Kierkegaard in Copenhagen on 5 May , the youngest of seven children. He spent most of his life in and around the Danish capital, traveling abroad on only a handful of occasions (mostly to Berlin, including to hear Schelling’s lectures). Kierkegaard’s father, who had been born to a poor family in Jutland, had become wealthy as a merchant in Copenhagen. Michael was devoutly religious, and young Søren was brought up as a Lutheran but was also shaped by a Moravian congregation in which his father played a prominent role. Kierkegaard was in turn deeply influenced by his father, about whose “melancholy” much has been written. One alleged cause of this, much speculated upon, concerns the story that Kierkegaard’s father believed he and his family to have been living under a curse because of his having cursed God as a cold and hu
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Philosopher of the Heart: The Restless Life of Søren Kierkegaard
I am Over The Moon to be returning to one of my absolutely favorite hobbies.
Only mid-way through the book did I begin to underline so my apologies for a wee bit of a false start. We pick up the baton at p.
Golden! moments:
Repetition: A New Philosophy Of Life, p.
'One lives only once, one must have someone to whom one can make oneself understood. How much there is in that; especially when said with absolutely no pretension. Then it hits really hard.'
Repetition: A New Philosophy Of Life, p.
'It was obvious that he was going to be unhappy; that the girl would also become unhappy was no less obvious, although it was not so immediately possible to predict how it would happen . . . ingenting could draw him out of the melancholy longing by which he was not so much coming closer to his beloved as forsaking her. His mistake was
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Filosofía de Søren Kierkegaard
La filosofía de Søren Kierkegaard ha sido una gran influencia en el desarrollo de la filosofía del siglo XX, especialmente existencialismo y posmodernismo. Søren Kierkegaard fue un filósofo danés del siglo&#;XIX que ha sido etiquetado por muchos como el "padre del existencialismo",[1]&#; aunque hay algunos en el campo que expresan dudas al etiquetarlo como existencialista para empezar. Su filosofía también influyó en el desarrollo de la psicología existencial.[2]&#;
Kierkegaard criticó aspectos de los sistemas filosóficos que fueron introducidos por filósofos como Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel antes que él y los hegelianos daneses. También fue influenciado indirectamente por la filosofía de Immanuel Kant.[3]&#; Se comparó con el modelo de filosofía que encontró en Sócrates, que apunta a llamar la atención no sobre los sistemas explicativos, sino más bien sobre la cuestión de cómo existe uno.[4]&#;
Uno de los temas recurrentes de Kier