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Introduction: Reading Kierkegaard
In Steven Nadler (ed.), Kierkegaard. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 1–17 (2008-10-17)
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This chapter contains sections titled: The Visual Introduction The Contemporary Discussion – Kierkegaard the Writer.Author's Profile
Kierkegaard ‐ left behind a most unusual literary legacy Kierkegaard's thought, not by telling what he thought, but rather by showing how he thought his texts ‐ as provocative performances or performative provocations reading Kierkegaard for passionate performances Kierkegaard's works ‐ full of challenges, posed through satire, sarcasm, and humor, and passionate polemics best short “introduction to Kierkegaard” found in visual picture of his writings huge literature on “Kierkegaardian” themes like subjectivity, “leap” to faith, anxiety, the teleological suspension of the ethical dual strands of Kierkegaard's authorship – the signed and the pseudonymous
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